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Making a Porn website (Clean Thread)

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hey everyone- i'm new here, but i i've been around the forums for a little. It's helped alot in designing a website im making. Me and my friend want to make a porn site to make a little cash. We are living in the Caribbean and beautiful women are everywhere. We could make really cool videos. However, we aren't professionals of anything relating to web design. I'm good with computers and am using dream weaver making a website from a template i found online. I'm learning slowly. I know there is alot of things to learn to get it up and running. where i could get some good information for making membership content and selling e-content. I have heard buy it now paypal is the easiest way. Anyone else have porn website experience? well thanks alot in advance.

Welcome to WDF!

 

I've worked on more adult sites than you can shake a stick at so here's some advice.

 

1. The adult web is a very saturated market, so to succeed you need three things; unique content, marketing and perseverence

2. You can't use Paypal for adult site payments, the biggest adult friendly payment gateway is CCbill - they will manage all subscriptions and even affiliate payout for you.

3. Don't go straight into making a membership/subscription site. Make a "free" site first (or 2, or 3, or 10), learn how to market it and get traffic to it. Use adult affiliate programs for your content to *try* and generate some income - it's not easy but if you can make all this work it will be the best thing you learnt.

4. Learn about how the adult web works - find some adult webmaster sites, read articles and join their forums

5. If you're shooting your own content and you're not successful with your own sites you can always resell your content to ther adult webmasters, there's always a need for "exclusive"!

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hey thanks alot for some insight bluedreamer. I was thinking about making it a free sight. We can start the website for a very small amout of money. We can hire models so cheaply here. We were going to make the content unique by making it a blog on travels in the carribean islands. Like a reality porn website brought up to a more realistic level. We would be happy to make two thousand dollars a month-which i think is a achievable goal with alot more potential. How high can ad revenue go up to? Thanks alot agian.

Ad revenue can be very high indeed. It would be best to try and get advertising options from sites that serve adult orientated adverts, rather than say your average Google Adsense account. On a website I use to run (not an adult site) I would regularly make $85-$100 a week, that was pretty impressive considering the relatively small amount of traffic I received (that was from Google Adsense).

 

Sometimes, the best way to make the highest possible amount of ad revenue is to use two or more companies at the same time (make sure to check with each company that they allow this, some wont). Have the adverts that are going to pay more per click in the most viewable area of the site.

 

However, don't forget that adverts can turn some users away. If the site is literally filled with popups and the like, a lot of people would just leave.

Hello Alex, I'd go with the guys travelling the Caribbean idea, not that i'd watch it, it's just that realistic pornography would probably be the way to go. If you've seen some of the pornographic websites around, you'll see that you don't need to be a genius to design them, and I wouldn't go free either.

I dont understand why anyone pays for it, there is so much free stuff everywhere. and tbh it only takes a couple of minutes.

k I know the subject is probably getting some of you all excited, but please keep it clean, and if you can't be mature with your answers just don't post in here....

 

 

Thanks.

hey thanks alot for some insight bluedreamer. I was thinking about making it a free sight. We can start the website for a very small amout of money. We can hire models so cheaply here. We were going to make the content unique by making it a blog on travels in the carribean islands. Like a reality porn website brought up to a more realistic level. We would be happy to make two thousand dollars a month-which i think is a achievable goal with alot more potential. How high can ad revenue go up to? Thanks alot agian.

The "reality/travelling/blog" idea sounds like a plan but bear in mind that the whole "reality" style adult site phase is probably just leaving its prime time. Saying that, "exclusive" always sells.

 

Making money in adult is not easy - despite popular myths. You say you want to make 2k a month? Yes that is possible but you will have to work like mad to get there, you also need to factor in your costs;

 

For arguments sake let's look at a tpyical scenario...

 

1. For hosting lots of large movie files you'll probably need a dedicated server

- say $99/month

2. You will need regular site updates, say you have a modest 10 video updates a month

- 10 model shoots = say $1000/month ($100 per model per shoot)

3. Travel costs, fuel, food etc

- say $500/month

 

...so now you have to find $1599 costs per month before you have any income.

I recently developed an adult site and I've found SegPay to be better than CCBill. CCBill take about 50% of transactions whereas SegPay take around 20%

I recently developed an adult site and I've found SegPay to be better than CCBill. CCBill take about 50% of transactions whereas SegPay take around 20%

Not sure where you got 50% from but CCbill starts at 16% transaction fee and then reduces for high volume sale. It's been the same for as long as I can remember.

Not sure where you got 50% from but CCbill starts at 16% transaction fee and then reduces for high volume sale. It's been the same for as long as I can remember.

 

The website I was referring to has a monthly turnover of $50,000. Segpay's fees are fixed.

I've worked on more adult sites than you can shake a stick at so here's some advice.

 

Lucky you!

 

I consider myself somewhat a connoisseur on adult websites, and I'll tell you that

 

1) High definition content is a great selling point.

 

2) Regular updates (allowing for RSS/email alerts) are great.

 

3) A variety of models is great, as is making it CLEAR you have a variety of models.

 

Start out free, make it their regular, then offer subscription plans (start out cheap).

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wow-thanks to everyone for taking this seriously and giving me some great feedback. I like the idea of starting the website for free. Does anyone know where i can get some get information on servers and web hosting? I was thinking Powweb.com but i dont know if that would fit my needs? How much should i expect to pay with server costs? thanks again to everyone-especially because im sure i sound like a total noob-although me and my friend are taking this very seriously and hope to have something online in two weeks. I can't wait to show you guys what we pull together.

No there are a LOT of free sources, they make money off their ads. Most of which are virus0free if you know where to go, but there are maliscious connotations between pornography and 'viruses'.

 

Alex I must say expecting to be online in 2 weeks, that's a tough deadline!

... and tbh it only takes a couple of minutes.

 

Speak for yourself! :pp

Does anyone know where i can get some get information on servers and web hosting? I was thinking Powweb.com but i dont know if that would fit my needs? How much should i expect to pay with server costs?

 

Be careful with mainstream hosts as not many accept adult content and you're likely to have your account closed. Your best bet is to use an adult friendly host who will understand your needs, and be flexible enough to accomodate upgrades when you need them.

 

Some good adult hosts to look at, Way3 is a relative newbie but the others have been around since the 1990's and have a solid reputation in the adult industry...

 

http://www.webair.com/

http://www.way3.com/

http://www.nakedhosting.com/

http://www.xxxwebhosting.com/

 

In all honest while you're just starting out go for a shared hosting plan and upgrade when you need to. Dedicated hosting is expensive so you don't really need to pay for that luxury until you really need it. All the above hosts have upgrade paths so your resources can grow with the site.

Most of which are virus0free if you know where to go, but there are maliscious connotations between pornography and 'viruses'.

Absolutely. "Porn" sites that contain malicious code aren't run by real "adult" webmasters, they're all part of the same networks that run warez, scams and the rest of the junk. It could be porn, viagra, the infamous "brittany spears video" type spam email links or anything else that they use to lure surfers to their sites.

i had to "research" some porn sites i was commisioned to do but didnt end up doing and i was amazed at the money that is avaliable out there.

using ccbill as the affiliate manager most sites where giving 50% commision which equates to about £15, and then around 50% for each recurring month of subscription.

now i understand how the gallery sites make money and why there are so many review sites and blog just trying to push you through to a payment page.

 

now here is a winning idea if anyone can do it, and it would prob make millions...

 

A porno quidco, giving up to 50% cashback on porn subscriptions. tried to work out a way to interface with ccbill asked them and they had no idea either but i recon it could be a winner.

i had to "research" some porn sites i was commisioned to do but didnt end up doing and i was amazed at the money that is avaliable out there.

using ccbill as the affiliate manager most sites where giving 50% commision which equates to about £15, and then around 50% for each recurring month of subscription.

now i understand how the gallery sites make money and why there are so many review sites and blog just trying to push you through to a payment page.

Yep 50/50 revshare is the standard thing to do. In adult it's all about traffic, the more people get referred to a paysite the more will sign up - it's a numbers thing, law of averages and all that. I've seen some new (fresh) sites convert at 1 in 50 visitors while others are 1 in 10,000. Of course webmaster referrals at 15% are the thing to go for :)

 

now here is a winning idea if anyone can do it, and it would prob make millions...

 

A porno quidco, giving up to 50% cashback on porn subscriptions. tried to work out a way to interface with ccbill asked them and they had no idea either but i recon it could be a winner.

What, sort of "stay a member for 3 months and get 50% back in cash"?

To be honest, I think it's just plain sleazy. If you want to make money from the internet do it the admirable way. There are endless opportunity's for large revenue in a huge array of different niches. People wonder why there is a rise in rape etc, and It's pretty damn obvious. Not only is it representing women as objects but it's corrupting peoples minds (see the link below, just one example.) Just my take on the situation anyway.

 

http://www.spcs.org.nz/2007/dr-james-dobso...-electrocution/

lol u proood lol.

 

nah the quidco thing will give maybe 50% of the commision back to the customer over the life of their subscription and we'd keep the rest.

nah the quidco thing will give maybe 50% of the commision back to the customer over the life of their subscription and we'd keep the rest.

Blimey, that's like cutting the affiliate's income by half!

To be honest, I think it's just plain sleazy. If you want to make money from the internet do it the admirable way. There are endless opportunity's for large revenue in a huge array of different niches. People wonder why there is a rise in rape etc, and It's pretty damn obvious. Not only is it representing women as objects but it's corrupting peoples minds (see the link below, just one example.) Just my take on the situation anyway.

 

http://www.spcs.org.nz/2007/dr-james-dobso...-electrocution/

Yes there are many ways to earn an income of the web. Porn at the end of the day is just one of those ways.

 

I can't accept the idea that the internet has caused an increase in sex crimes - erotica has been around for thousands of years in many cultures without any problems at all. You only have to go to the far east (India/Nepal) and you'll see ancient carvings and public imagery of everything you'll find the in Kama Sutra, plus a lot more that would make your toes curl.

 

Whenever porn/erotica is metioned some people will always shout the "female exploitation" argument. What about the men, especially gay men? What about two girls gettin' it on? What about female domination? If anything, online porn has liberalised many from the repression people have been going though over the last 150 years or so, and possibly beyond that depending how long you think the far right Chistian church has infiltrated your part of the world. There are thousands of people around the world who run their own "amateur" web sites, shoot their own photos and movies, and have fun doing it - can you say they are being exploited?

 

You have your opinion on the subject which I acknowledge, but I always like to throw in a counter argument :)

thought i would actually check out the facts rather than believe what i read so i went here and found this:

 

02/03 - 58,856

03/04 - 62,475

04/05 - 62,878

05/06 - 62,025

06/07 - 57,416

07/08 - 53,479 - oh look the latest one is the lowest...

 

blue - the selling point of the site is just go there to save money on ur porn. no1 will go there to browse or anything so its just a gateway.

Sooo back to helping the guy out!

 

If I were you I'd do some market research. The group you're going to be aiming for are like 24+? I don't know of anyone, who knows anyone who's ever paid a penny for pornography, I think that's a very older thing?

 

Therefore you should try finding out your exact demographic, and what they're going to be looking for.

thought i would actually check out the facts rather than believe what i read so i went here and found this:

 

02/03 - 58,856

03/04 - 62,475

04/05 - 62,878

05/06 - 62,025

06/07 - 57,416

07/08 - 53,479 - oh look the latest one is the lowest...

 

blue - the selling point of the site is just go there to save money on ur porn. no1 will go there to browse or anything so its just a gateway.

 

It's been around since 02 mate.

It's been around since 02 mate.

 

whats been around? your daily delivery of the daily mail where you prefer to believe in made up scare stories that look at the facts. the amount of people with access to the internet is going up and sexual crime is going down.

Yeah I didn't quite get joel's reply either?

 

Anyway, looks like Essex is on the rise again!

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