Big Boobs, hypocrisy and CTR

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Amazing... 2006 and 'adult' still taboo even amongst domainers...

How many of us have these 'adult' names in our portfolios?

Even though CTR payout maybe low, CTR rates are high cancelling out the equation usually...

Why all the taboo on this area of domaining?...

 

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Mmmmmmmm ... No replies....

I know most of us are 'typo-crites' But not the other surely... LOL...

Come on someone... most of us have adult names in our portfolio...

Why all the taboo?... What's your take?...

 

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I'm sure everyone has some adult domains either traffic catches or something that seemed like a good idea at the time.

(and the less said about vibratorsdildostrapons.co.uk the better, what was I thinking?)

 

[retired_member6]

I know a girl who will take all three. :mrgreen:

 

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Net

Quite agree with you... Much better in the flesh.... LOL...

Seriously though...

I've noticed that the majority of sales etc, tend to go unrecorded or are stuck at the bottom of the list somewhere...

Online auctions have policies banning all but a few... Domain forums promptly remove any posts for sale etc, etc...

Seems crazy though, especially as we know their is a market for these names...

Lee

You got her number?

 

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Been doing some more digging....

Here are some year 2006 'top' sales to date adult names:

Sex.net $454,500
Nasty.com $200,000
Hedonism.com $126,270
KinkyGirls.com $65,000
eGay.com $49,999
KinkyGirl.com $25,000
PornWorld.com $20,101
NudeWives.com $20,000
Titten.ch $12,746
eGay.co.uk $12,130

This excludes many, many others that go unreported or that sell under $10,000 US.

Why it's continually shoved in the corner, I don't know...

Maybe another area of domaining that needs to mature...

I'll be addressing it anayway... Watch this space...