After many years of webmastering in the adult business, the time has come for us to shift our focus to new goals, new horizons, and new challenges. Since 2014, Imob Traffic Ltd. has operated hundreds of embed-tube websites in the adult sector. Over the years, countless of these sites have achieved great success in Google search results across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. Each of these WordPress-based tubes has received almost daily updates for over a decade, and every single video was accompanied by a hand-written SEO text in German.
However, sometimes change is necessary. In recent years, Imob Traffic Ltd. has increasingly shifted its focus towards the mainstream business, developing websites for third parties, search engine optimization, and organizing events and marketing campaigns. These range from street carnivals in the Rhineland to the Gaelic WWW Conference in Ireland and the latest project, Eurorgazm Magazine—an online and print magazine that aims to foster cross-industry synergies and emphasize human connection within our industries.
Porntubes for Sale
For this reason, we have decided to sell many of our old WordPress-based embed-tube websites. Interested buyers are welcome to contact us at info@imobtraffic.com, or via Skype “imob-nl” and Telegram “@rolandimob” for further details.
Imob Traffic Ltd. has been successfully active in the European adult industry since 2015, and that will not change. However, we prefer to fully concentrate on our new business ventures, which is why, after much deliberation, we have taken this step. We are already looking forward to the upcoming trade fairs in 2025, where we will be speaking on panels about Eurorgazm Magazine and event marketing.
To a new year, a new adventure, and a reunion soon!
SexyFandom.com is excited to announce that SexyFandom’s 2025 Bazowie Awards, presented by Zinetastic, with Platinum Sponsor Bad Dragon, will be held virtually on Saturday, March 22! Attendees said they wanted a weekend night and they were heard. Once again, there will be an interactive chat (for ticketed guests only) available during the event.
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Today, Bruce, the adult site broker and CEO of Adult Site Broker, announced the launch of their new website at https://adultsitebroker.com
Bruce said: “We had some improvements we wanted to make to the site, so it was more user-friendly, and we designed a completely new platform. The look and feel of the new site are nice and up-to-date. The new site also includes our blog and our podcast, Adult Site Broker Talk.”
Adult Site Broker has built a reputation as “the ethical broker,” ensuring fair transactions between buyers and sellers in the adult space. Their ASB Cash affiliate program rewards successful referrals with 20% of the broker commission. Meanwhile, Adult Site Broker Talk has been a staple in the industry, releasing weekly episodes for more than five years.
Twitch Changes Monetization: New Channels Can Accept Subscriptions and Bits
Twitch is planning a significant change that will allow new channels to accept subscriptions and Bits from their viewers. Until now, only streamers with Affiliate or Partner status could receive these types of donations on Twitch. With this change, monetization will be opened to a broader user base. The announcement of this step has sparked mixed reactions within the community.
Twitch Focuses on Innovation and Optimization
Recently, Twitch has made several changes to its platform, always aiming to optimize the service and experience for both viewers and streamers. One of these changes concerns the ban system: in the future, certain permanently banned accounts may be pardoned. This decision was largely well received by the community. However, the newly planned monetization changes are met with mixed feelings.
Monetization for Everyone: A Revolutionary Step?
In an open letter to the community, Twitch CEO Dan Clancy explained the upcoming changes. The most important change: brand-new accounts will be able to accept subscriptions and Bits. Clancy described this change as a way to unlock monetization for everyone. Twitch wants to give every user the opportunity to earn money with their content.
However, Clancy did not specify an exact date for this change, only stating that it is expected to take effect in 2025. It also remains unclear whether there will be any restrictions. He only mentioned that “most streamers” would benefit from this system from day one. It is therefore possible that certain limitations will remain depending on the category or type of content.
Excitement and Skepticism: The Community’s Reactions
The reactions to this announcement are mixed. Some Twitch users are excited because they can either monetize their own channels or directly support their favorite streamers. Others, however, have expressed concerns and criticism.
One of the biggest concerns revolves around advertising on Twitch. Currently, only Affiliates and Partners can run ads on their channels and benefit from them. Many users now fear that broader monetization could mean that ads will automatically appear on all Twitch channels. Clancy’s letter does not directly state whether advertising will be part of this change. However, since many Twitch subscriptions offer the benefit of avoiding ads, the uncertainty is understandable.
Another issue concerns Twitch streamers who have worked hard to achieve Affiliate or Partner status. Some feel that this change devalues their previous efforts. They wonder whether all the hard work they put into building their channel was worth it if monetization is now available to everyone. Presumably, there will still be exclusive benefits for Affiliates and Partners, but so far, there are no concrete details on this.
What Does This Mean for the Future of Twitch?
That Twitch is constantly working to improve its platform is undeniable, and some users see this step as long overdue. After all, the sheer number of viewers does not always determine the quality of a stream.
Now, the best approach is to stay calm and wait to see how exactly this announcement will be implemented in detail. The long-term impact of these new monetization opportunities on the streaming community is still difficult to predict.
For Twitch, this is a delicate balancing act. On one hand, they want to give as many streamers as possible the opportunity to earn money from their streams. On the other hand, they must ensure they do not alienate the platform’s established top creators.
The Eurorgazm team is confident that Twitch will find a middle ground that will appeal to the majority of streamers and viewers alike.
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Steph Sia of the podcast Stripped by Sia is this week’s guest on Adult Site Broker Talk.
Residing in Vancouver, Canada, Steph Sia is a stripper, digital content creator, and pole dance instructor.
Stripped by SIA is her podcast dedicated to breaking down stereotypes about the sex industry by showcasing workers’ real-life experiences. As a sex worker, Steph brings in guests from across the adult industry to provide a clear look into their world.
Each episode discusses topics impacting sex workers to educate both insiders and the general public while promoting understanding of their work. New episodes are available every Sunday on your favorite platforms and Patreon.
Follow Steph on Instagram at @SiaSteph, on Twitter, Patreon, and Anchor FM under Stripped by SIA, or visit her website at StephSia.com.
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We had a chat with Uldis from PT.Cash, the mastermind behind pervert.chat! 🔥👀 As always, it was an absolute pleasure to spend quality time with one of the top guys in the adult industry!
Professional Questions (Platform, Business Model, and Vision)
What inspired you to create a pure text-based fetish chat platform in an era dominated by video and images?
Initially, I launched this platform as a streaming site two years ago. However, I quickly realized that the costs associated with servers and infrastructure were overwhelming. Despite launching the platform, I found myself running out of money and had to reassess my approach. In my search for alternative models, I came across OnlyFans and began studying how agencies were managing their models. To my surprise, I discovered that 80-90% of their earnings came from chatting rather than subscriptions or video sales.
Since I had already purchased the domain Pervert.Chat, I saw an opportunity rather than a failure. Instead of quitting, I pivoted and decided to focus entirely on a text-based chatting and sexting platform. This approach was not only more cost-effective but also aligned perfectly with the domain I had—where the extension is .CHAT. It felt like a sign that this was the right direction. Studying OnlyFans further reinforced my belief that a text-based platform could be both viable and successful.
How does Pervert.Chat differentiate itself from other adult platforms, especially those relying on multimedia content?
Unlike mainstream adult platforms that focus on video and images, Pervert.Chat is a text-based platform specifically for fetish enthusiasts. It’s not just about generic adult content—it’s a space for people to explore their specific interests through conversation, which makes it fundamentally different from traditional adult sites.
What advantages do you see in a text-only format for adult interactions? Is it about privacy, imagination, or something else?
One major advantage is accessibility—you can chat anytime, anywhere. Unlike video content or live streams, which require privacy and a dedicated space, text-based interactions can happen discreetly, even in public settings. Another key benefit is imagination. With so much visual content available today, I believe people are losing their ability to create anticipation and excitement in their minds. Text-based interaction fosters creativity and builds tension, making the experience more immersive than simply watching a video.
Were there any doubts or challenges in launching a product that goes against the mainstream trend of visual content?
While every business faces challenges, I never doubted the concept itself. I knew from my previous experience as a webmaster, running fetish-focused tube sites, that there was strong and growing demand for niche content. Over the years, I had seen my traffic increase significantly, which reassured me that this platform would work.
What kind of audience is Pervert.Chat attracting, and how has the response been so far?
The majority of our users are men, with around 95% falling into this demographic. However, we also have female users who are interested in engaging in fetish discussions. Since the platform is relatively new, we are seeing steady registrations, and as users explore and understand how it works, we expect engagement to grow. Our marketing strategy includes targeted advertising and other promotional efforts to increase visibility within the industry.
Do you think there is a growing demand for ‘low-tech’ or more private digital interactions in the adult industry?
Absolutely. People crave real human interaction, not just passive consumption of content. Even on live streaming platforms, viewers engage in chat discussions rather than just watching. Look at YouTube or Twitch—people participate in chat rooms during streams, sometimes more than watching the actual content. This need for interaction will only grow, especially as AI continues to change how we engage online.
How do you ensure user safety and moderation in a platform built around anonymity?
Currently, users can register easily by confirming they are 18+, but we are working with several ID verification companies to implement a stricter age verification system. For models, full ID verification is mandatory, including photo identification. Additionally, models have the ability to block users or even entire countries if they choose. We also moderate chats to prevent harassment, racism, and bullying. Any users violating these guidelines will be removed.
What are the biggest misconceptions about text-based adult chat platforms?
The biggest misconception is that AI will take over and replace human interactions. While AI chatbots exist, they cannot replicate real human connection. People might experiment with AI chat partners, but ultimately, they seek genuine human interaction. This is a fundamental human need that AI cannot truly satisfy.
Does AI play a role in Pervert.Chat, whether in moderation, content generation, or user experience?
No, we do not use AI for moderation or content generation. Our focus is entirely on real human interaction.
What was the hardest part of developing and launching this platform?
The biggest challenge was integrating a payment system. Finding an acquiring bank willing to process payments for a niche adult platform was difficult due to strict regulations. Surprisingly, onboarding models was much easier than expected—many were eager to join and start earning immediately. The real challenge now is increasing our visibility and building brand awareness.
How do you handle legal and ethical challenges in running an anonymous fetish chat site?
We have strict terms and conditions as well as a privacy policy that all users must follow. Any violations result in account removal.
In a world of OnlyFans and VR porn, what do you think is the future of text-based adult content?
OnlyFans does not allow deep fetish content, which gives *Pervert.Chat* a unique position in the market. There is strong demand for niche fetish interaction, and we are filling that gap.
What kind of user behavior trends have you noticed since launching Pervert.Chat?
Users tend to be highly specific in their interests. Fetish is a broad term, but most users focus on one very particular kink and are not interested in others. This confirms our belief that providing a space where users can find like-minded partners is key.
Are there any plans to monetize Pervert.Chat, or is the focus more on community building?
We are already monetizing through a token system. Users purchase tokens to pay for messages, videos, and images, as well as to tip models. We take a percentage of these transactions.
What are your long-term goals for the platform? Do you see it evolving, or will it always stay true to the text-only experience?
Our long-term goal is to become the leading text-based fetish chat platform. In the short term, we have milestones for user growth, model recruitment, and platform improvements to enhance the user experience.
Personal Questions (Philosophy, Challenges, and Vision)
What draws you personally to text-based communication in the adult space?
Privacy. Many people with fetish interests prefer discretion, and text-based interactions allow them to engage without exposing their identity.
Did you face any criticism or skepticism when starting this project? How did you handle it?
Of course. Every new venture faces skepticism. The key is staying focused on your vision and not letting criticism derail your progress.
How do you see the role of anonymity in the digital age, especially in adult communities?
Anonymity is increasingly difficult in today’s digital landscape, but as long as people aren’t engaging in anything illegal, they should be able to explore their interests freely.
What has been the most surprising reaction from users or industry professionals regarding Pervert.Chat?
At a conference in Bucharest, someone approached me just because the name *Pervert.Chat* intrigued them. They even registered on the spot just to see what it was about. That was a pleasant surprise as they were from totally different business vertical.
What’s the biggest lesson you’ve learned from launching this platform?
Patience. Nothing happens overnight.
What’s the best piece of business advice you’ve ever received?
Simple: *Don’t quit.*
What do you hope people feel when they use your platform?
Freedom. A place where they can express their fantasies without judgment.
However, sometimes change is necessary. In recent years, Imob Traffic Ltd. has increasingly shifted its focus towards the mainstream business, developing websites for third parties, search engine optimization, and organizing events and marketing campaigns. These range from street carnivals in the Rhineland to the Gaelic WWW Conference in Ireland and the latest project, Eurorgazm Magazine—an online and print magazine that aims to foster cross-industry synergies and emphasize human connection within our industries.
The reactions to this announcement are mixed. Some Twitch users are excited because they can either monetize their own channels or directly support their favorite streamers. Others, however, have expressed concerns and criticism.
