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Originally Posted by Hammer

Joanna is a very unique case and my concern in the newbie seminar was that her comment didn't apply to 99% of the newbies in that room. Suggesting that the average newbie needs to shoot his/her own exclusive content only applies if that newbie cares to be his own producer (most do not), or, as in her case, that newbie is going to be his/her own content (most do not).

IMO, before any newbie starts shooting his own content, especially 3 years worth, it would be a good idea to see if he/she even has what it takes to learn how to generate traffic to an adult site in the first place. Why waste time and money shooting a bunch of exclusive content if you don't know you can sell it?

The smart thing to do would be to promote someone else's sites until you think you understand what you're doing and then, if you want to produce your own content, start shooting it. Of course, that means I disagree pretty much completely, because in most cases I think traffic is far more important than content. I know plenty of webmasters that are making lots of money promoting some pretty shitty sites.

p.s. As for the Mike South comment, I'm going to stay out of that, because I know that Kevin knows what he's doing and I'm sure her site is doing quite well.

That wrestler chick that was in the back of the room might whip your ass for saying that!

All in all Cybernet Expo was very informative and continues to be a month later. Sometimes its not what was said in these seminars that is as important as what you take out of them.

I think we will all agree this isnt a shitty site we are talking about to promote.