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Re:Programmer behind YouPorn empire arrested in Belgium by philip1209 on Tuesday December 11, 2012 @03:56AM (#4903725)
Most major ad networks do not allow adult content on the pages where they advertise. This means that you lose both access to quality ads (that bring the user experience you desire) and you lose the higher CPM/CPC of better networks. This means that monetization is the difficult aspect, and "usability hell" is brought by oversaturation with ads to compensate.
Re:Programmer behind YouPorn empire arrested in Belgium by tomjen3 on Tuesday December 11, 2012 @10:37AM (#4904905)
Actually that is an oppertunity for those who are good at convincing people to go to the sites that normally don't advertise on porn and show them the advantages (cheaper rates).

I understand that you don't want a brand like ms. Fields cockies next to a gangbang, but that is soley for ads that promote brand adwareness -- those that directly sell products could properly advertise on porn sites with little risk. I doubt anybody will discount bingocardcreator because Patio11 got a great deal on ads.

(In fact people are known to be less rational when turned on, so it might make sense to put less "need to have products" closer to the porn).