Do You Produce Video Content? How to make more money.

[gonzo]

Originally Posted by psl

Interesting replies.

I do read the inudstry press and I am aware that DVD sales are down in the US, but the US is not the only market.

I never stated that I would produce massive DVD sales.

In Europe you can buy old DVD titles for a few bucks but there is still a thriving online DVD sales market for new titles.

It seems that from some of the replies the DVD market is doomed.

Trying to back peddle out of that lame spam now?

[psl]

Originally Posted by gonzo

Trying to back peddle out of that lame spam now?

No.Just replying to some of the posts.

[gonzo]

Originally Posted by psl

No.Just replying to some of the posts.

Fair enough.

If your looking to continue to promote your download to own product on here we have advertising for that. . . otherwise I look forward to your other contributions.

[Forest]

Originally Posted by gonzo

Fair enough.

If your looking to continue to promote your download to own product on here we have advertising for that. . . otherwise I look forward to your other contributions.

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whats da matter

u dont answer your icq anymore?

wheres the love?

[bxy]

I have to agree, I don't see VOD surviving, people like something the can keep, colect, show off etc. That said it is smarter to go with the popular trend to make current money.

My question along these lines, is where to market VOD and DVD's besides the two already mentioned.

And what sells, what's popular (please, no sex sells, because not all sex sells)

[Jace]

Originally Posted by bxy

I have to agree, I don't see VOD surviving, people like something the can keep, colect, show off etc. That said it is smarter to go with the popular trend to make current money.

My question along these lines, is where to market VOD and DVD's besides the two already mentioned.

And what sells, what's popular (please, no sex sells, because not all sex sells)

you don't see VOD surviving?

I don't want a fucking product, I want to get off and log off

I hate the dvd boxes and discs I have now as it is, add to that porn dvd's on top of that and I would go crazy

and no, i don't want to "show off" my fucking porn dvd collection...well, unless I have another huge ecstasy party like I did 5-8 years ago, everyone loves porn then!

[softball]

(please, no sex sells, because not all sex sells)

Of course it does. What planet are you living on? As a matter of fact everything sells. You just have to be good at marketing. If you are not, then that is your problem. Personally, I could sell igloos to Eskimos.

[gonzo]

Originally Posted by bxy

I have to agree, I don't see VOD surviving, people like something the can keep, colect, show off etc. That said it is smarter to go with the popular trend to make current money.

My question along these lines, is where to market VOD and DVD's besides the two already mentioned.

And what sells, what's popular (please, no sex sells, because not all sex sells)

This is amusing after doing reports this morning.

The internet is a fad too . . .

[miz_wright]

Originally Posted by bxy

I have to agree, I don't see VOD surviving, people like something the can keep, colect, show off etc. That said it is smarter to go with the popular trend to make current money.

My question along these lines, is where to market VOD and DVD's besides the two already mentioned.

And what sells, what's popular (please, no sex sells, because not all sex sells)

I'm curious as to why you don't see VOD surviving in the marketplace? Market statistics seem to indicate that it's doing quite well - that the average consumer doesn't necessarily want to show off a collection, but instead prefers to access what is desireable for a given moment/ fancy/ prediliction/ etc, which is serviced by the delivery method you think is dying. I'm also curious as to what you think the audience at large is looking for, if not a way to get in, get off, get out?

[helix]

VOD is where the $$ is at for me.