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Dirty Little Secret: What No One Ever Tells You About Internet Adult Entertainment Industry

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I was really disappointed with this book! It covered such basic "gems" as 30+ pages describing adult niches, a legal section that says "obey the law and consult with a lawyer" and a HTML section that suggest using Frontpage or Dreamweaver.

I've seen the text of this book offered as an e-book for $1-2. Its not worth the time it takes to read at any price. Not only would I consider it dated but some of the information is just plain wrong no matter when it was written. After reading this book I seriously doubt the author even knows anyone running a successful adult site much less is doing it himself.

The material contained in this book seems to be useful, although I've yet to try much of it. What I want everyone to know is that this book and "Start Your Own Adult Web Site Business" are the same book, word for word. DO NOT ORDER THEM BOTH - YOU ARE BUYING THE SAME BOOK TWICE!!! These books have different ISBN's and purport to be written by different individuals, and have different publishers (maybe) but the contents are IDENTICAL - word for word, as best as I can tell.

I will be trying some of ideas in these books in the next few months, and will report back with my findings. Until then, caveat emptor!

I had decided to create my own adult website a couple months ago, and started doing a lot of research. I bought several other introductory books similar to this one, but this I think is the best. (In fact, the other books were mostly junk.) The contents are highly relevant, to-the-point, and nicely organized. It offers a great overview of the business and the Check Lists are very helpful.

While this is a nice introductory to the business, do not expect to know everything after you read this book. You'll likely to need more detailed books on HTML and more research on marketing. Additionally, since the internet changes so fast, this book is already a bit outdated. So use it as a general guide but spend more time on forums and other books if you want to understand more.

A terrific book on the subject and most informative.

They also have a very helpful website on the subject

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