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CNBC's The Dirty Dozen

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Methodology

The 2012 list was based on polling of adult industry insiders, such as studio presidents, publicists, and porn stars, whose criteria included biggest fan bases, appearances on DVD covers that boost sales, and biggest popularity increases that past year.^[1] The 2013 and 2014 lists where based on the nominations those listed received at the AVN and XBIZ Awards.^[2]^[3] In addition to AVN and XBIZ nominations, a three-month average Google Trends ranking of those listed was incorporated into the methodology to compile the 2015 and 2016 lists.^[4]^[5]

2011

2012

2013

2014

Asa Akira^[42]
Anikka Albrite^[43]
Lisa Ann^[44]
Dani Daniels^[45]
Skin Diamond^[46]
Jessica Drake^[47]
Jesse Jane^[48]
Remy LaCroix^[49]
Maddy O'Reilly^[50]
Chanel Preston^[51]
Riley Reid^[52]
Bonnie Rotten^[53]

2015

Jada Stevens^[54]
Dani Daniels^[55]
Lisa Ann^[56]
Dana Vespoli^[57]
Chanel Preston^[58]
Jessa Rhodes^[59]
Anikka Albrite^[60]
Skin Diamond^[61]
Riley Reid^[62]
Asa Akira^[63]
Bonnie Rotten^[64]
Aaliyah Love^[65]

2016

Carter Cruise^[66]
Riley Reid^[67]
Aidra Fox^[68]
Anikka Albrite^[69]
Dana Vespoli^[70]
Skin Diamond^[71]
Chanel Preston^[72]
Jillian Janson^[73]
Vicki Chase^[74]
Romi Rain^[75]
Keisha Grey^[76]
Mick Blue^[77]

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