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Podcast: Sell Porn or Die Trying, Andy Wullmer
Posted On 07 Feb 2022
AUSTIN, TX — Sell Porn or Die Trying launches Season 2 with host (and YNOT CEO) Connor Young, and his first guest is Andy Wullmer, CEO Mobile of TrafficPartner. The full episode is available for free on YNOT, Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
“A huge thank you to Andy for his patience while we got through the holidays and the New Year, and we’re excited to feature his interview in the very first episode of 2022,” said Young. “We get a lot of questions from affiliates about traffic, and I can think of few people more qualified to talk traffic than Andy.”
The second episode of 2022 will feature Jeff Dillon from Nafty Token, with additional guest announcements coming soon.
“For affiliates who aren’t in a position to just buy their traffic, I ask Andy how they should spend their time and what still works,” said Young. “We talk about the state of adult dating offers, and I ask him about common mistakes that affiliates make.”
Young also breaks the news that Clickadu and Broker.xxx are on-board to sponsor the podcast for 2022, and he talks about the upcoming YNOT Reunion show happening this April in Phoenix, Arizona.
“The industry is kicking and clawing its way back to some degree of normalcy now, so we’re excited to bring our crowd back to Tempe Mission Palms in Phoenix,” added Young. “I’ll be providing as much detail as I can about that gathering during episodes of my podcast, we’re really excited to have the opportunity this year to hang out in-person and talk business in the beautiful Tempe spring weather.”
Podcast host Connor Young has worked in online adult since 1997 when he started as an adult affiliate and independent website developer. He is the founder and producer of the annual YNOT Cam Awards in Hollywood, the co-founder of YNOT Cammunity, YNOT Awards and YNOT Summit, has spoken at countless industry events, and served previously on the Board of the Free Speech Coalition. Connor is an avid gamer, outspoken advocate for industry talent and artists, and a true fan of mainstream cinema, baseball, coding and martial arts. You can follow him on Twitter at @ynotconnor.
