Please rethink your plan.

The porn industry is the dark and seedy underbelly of the Internet that harms whoever enters. It harms marriages, children, teenagers and single adults as well. In addition, you will be labeled by association with this marketplace and it will be a sore spot for you in any other niche you choose to do business. The "memory" of the Internet can be very damaging to you.

There are many websites and businesses that will reject you and ban your activities when you are associated with this scourge.

I know you didn't ask my opinion about your chosen marketplace, but I feel that everyone entering this arena deserves to know the downside of their choice.

Steve

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What's the challenge to do a porn website.. everyone can do that...

gabbydeb,

I personally met someone who is a porn affiliate and a mainstream internet marketer. he also sells products and ships them. he's successful

favconnection,

there is a bit challenge to start anything new. everyone can do the porn site but not everyone is open to going in the sex industry

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Ok, let's stop moralizing and help the OP out. If I were getting into this niche, I'd focus on cam website affiliates. It's not something that cannot be given away for free and provides a unique user experience. Clips of pre-recorded porn can't compete with that. Jasminlive is one of the big ones and they appear to have a good affiliate program. Stick with them. I'm not familiar with adult finder.

Also, the idea that porn is dead because it's all free is mostly BS. The free stuff out there is mostly poor quality clips that are only a few minutes long. A lot of people are very willing to shell out money for high quality full length movies. The only advice I can offer here is to find the affiliate programs for your favorite porn sites. Usually these sites belong to massive affiliate networks so by joining, you can promote more than one website.

Hope this helps!

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I think media dot net is good. You can use this for porn sites maybe. I am not fully sure, but you can mail to them about your website, If they allows you, Then you can use their services.

I just started my own adult sites and I am quite happy with the money I made so far. I am reading Mr Adult Affiliate - How To Become A Successful Adult Affiliate and there are many useful advices for new adult affiliates. I would also recommend checking gfy.com.

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I will tell you that Naughty America offers convert pretty well. I think the site "AVN" has an affiliate program, but I know definitely that they offer advertising slots. Instead of looking for major companies.... consider the amateur porn stars themselves (Lady Sonia, Rachel Steele, Danny Ashe, etc). But you have so much competition. What sub-niche in particular were you targeting? You should consider vintage porn offers too. Make sure the monthly commission is good, and you will have to meet a minimum threshold income too before they pay you.

Judging by the published traffic numbers of porn tube type websites every single man who has ever even just visited this forum will have consumed porn content on the internet at some time or another, so let's stop with the moral high ground nonsense. The holier than thou is pathetic and embarrassing.

Sorry - but isn't it a bit pathetic to complain about posts made THREE months ago?

Must be a slow day....

This is why I advise "think twice" before arguing old posts....the OP hasn't logged in since last February so....

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on knownporn.com are affiliate programs

Porn Affiliate programs??
this is a curse.
think before you act.

Dawood

This thread was started in February 2016 - so it's about 15 months old.

I'm still here trying to help entrepreneurs create profitable businesses online and wanted to make a couple of quick comments on the original post I made (#2 above) so there's no misunderstanding about what I said or my intentions with my post.

Most importantly, my intent wasn't to preach morals or criticize the OP - apparently it came across that way to some. It was mostly to discourage her or anyone (not calling out Fiery Phoenix personally) from dealing in the porn industry as a solo entrepreneur along with a number of other industries that can lead to problems for a marketer.

It was the OP that turned this thread personal and suggested that not liking porn meant being afraid of sex. I never said a thing about sex and can easily distinguish the difference.

Quoting Fiery Phoenix in post #7: "According to your opinion sex is bad, but a lot of people don't think it's bad. Preaching should be saved to your children not to random people who find sex to be healthy and natural."

Never at any time did I express the opinion that "sex is bad" nor did I preach that fact to anyone on this forum - ever.

All of you may be wondering . . . why would I take such a hard stand against porn? Here are my reasons:

• Like others have stated before in this forum, there are certain markets that have been identified as being dangerous to be associated with. Read the "policy" and "terms of use" statements of email providers, autoresponder services, and other web services and you will find that many of them don't allow activities in these markets. If you deal in them as a marketer you have a good chance of being banned or blacklisted by these services and others and your reputation can be negatively impacted.
• Certainly there are scammers and spammers in every industry, but IMO many of the worst gravitate to things like lotteries, gambling, torrent sites, credit repair, get rich biz ops (yes that's sometimes us), off-shore accounts, travel promotions, charity requests, porn sites, hate sites, discrimination and bullying sites and other associated markets. I'm not saying all businesses or marketers in these industries are scammers . . . but the FTC warns consumers in these markets to be extra careful and for good reason.
• I personally believe that porn is addictive, mind-numbing, and degrading to both men and, especially, women. And I know that young minds can be greatly disturbed by accessing it (and for that matter, so can old minds). Yes, there are "blocks" and gateways and securities that are set up to keep minors away ... but in all reality, a young person can access porn fairly easily online. IMO, the best way to keep minors from viewing it is to keep it off the Internet in the first place and also for parents to work with their children to teach them the dangers of this and other "adult activities." Sadly, many parents don't. I know many will disagree and that's fine. I feel it's important for me to stand up for what I believe and in that regard, I wouldn't change a thing about my original post.
• Isn't this a public forum where personal opinions are allowed to be expressed? I realize my moral ideals and principles are not the same as others. I respect your right to have a completely different opinion and you should be able to express it here if you desire. This forum is about marketing and making money and that was the original intent of my comments about staying out of certain markets - porn being one of them. These markets can affect your reputation and I think there are better markets for most newcomers to enter for profitability.

I'm sorry to have offended Fiery Phoenix (even though she denied it) - but at the same time - I am not apologizing for my expressed opinion about marketers here staying away from porn for a number of (what I believe) are important reasons.

Steve

Crakrevenue is a very good adult CPA network. Many people use it to make a good amount of money.

Peerfly, by the way, also has some great adult offers in their adult section.

I don't feel comfortable going into this industry myself (family values), but the advantages of it is that it's easier to sell and get people to click on banner ads and sign up to CPA offers. All you need is the right images if you know what I mean.

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