Post: #26

The psychology behind 50 shades of grey is that millions of teenage girls went to the movies to see Twilight and then someone wrote literary porn about the movies. If there were no movies then 50 shades would never have sold a single copy.

You really think young American women are eager to read? Come on now.

Post: #27

Janka hires people to do FT internet marketing for him. He's not getting any 10s. Let him post a single infield and lay report with video if he is.

I'm sure he can get 8s in NYC - most well-dressed, somewhat successful guys can from time to time, esp if they have their own apt in Manhattan.

Read Story of O, or My Secret Garden if you want to know how various women think about these things.

Post: #28

Young girls I know, don't read 50 shades of grey, one did and thought it was stupid and aimed at old bored married women.

Anyway, hit up Krauser as recommended above. I've used stories similar to the ones he's used on Facebook/whatsapp with Europeans I'm long gaming and it is really powerful. It can be very dangerous for the girl if she hooks, really powerful.

Post: #29

Why Men’s Fiction Is Suffering From A Great Decline
By Bryan Paul Rouleau

http://www.returnofkings.com/42403/the-d...ns-fiction

It is estimated that men account for only 20% of the fiction-reading market. In other words, women almost completely dominate the fiction-reading market. They buy and read the most books by a large majority. If it were a presidential election, it would be called a landslide.

In the article linked above, the British author Ian McEwan conducted an experiment where he opted to give away free books to lunchtime crowds in a London park. He gave away thirty books, the vast majority of which were claimed by women. The men reacted to his offer negatively, often frowning, “in suspicion, or distaste.”

Look at this list of Barnes and Noble 2014 Best Sellers. On the first page, 16 of the 20 top books, judging simply by cover design, appear to be targeting a female audience. The books that are clearly targeting males? Game of Thrones and the new Stephen King book; both of which have such a popularity as to attract both male and female attention equally. Setting those two aside, men are given a book about the New York Yankees closer Mariano Rivera and a Rush Limbaugh book about Paul Revere. That is, two non-fiction books.

http://www.returnofkings.com/35173/on-th...on-writing

FWIW I just noticed that with only 27 posts this topic has 78,664 views putting it in the top 25 most viewed game topics on RVF... my reading indicates that 50 Shades now has over 100 Million copies sold so I posted the recent fiction posts on RVF and maintain that understanding the business side of this phenomena has serious business merit.

As I am tired of being called a shill by the business strategy and fiction challenged fellows on RVF shoot me any ideas or questions you might like to have answered on this topic specifically and I will write up a classic DeepDiver Data Sheet and share with those that PM me - the objective is to come up with titles and topics that give the snowflakes tingles and make our jeans just jingle... as in KA CHING.

If you can not stomach the idea of reading the literary masterpiece of mommy porn 50 shades - here are its cliff notes:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fifty_Shade...rey_(film)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fifty_Shades_of_Grey

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E._L._James ...Proof you do not have to be a 10 to make a Billion USD (or is it GBP)...

Post: #30

Ask yourself if this guy is really getting 10's to pay to have sex with him. The answer to that question is the answer to your question.

Post: #31

The Game is to be told not to be sold.