How much can average cute girl make per week or month being model on cam site?

• August 24, 2010

I’m very curious what is the average out there of the "normal" nice looking girls.
I know that it really depends from the circumstances, girl charisma, and her talent to make a guy get his credit card out of his wallet and pay for the show, but still.. There have to be some amount out there that should be expected.
I’m thinking about pimpin’ few girls, get nice rooms, set up everything they need, buy few cameras and set up high-speed internet. I wouldn’t mind if they take 70% of the profit, but it would be good if I can tell them how much to expect to earn.
I’m thinking about this for a long time, I may not start with it till the end of this year, but I think its the great time to start preparing for it.
I’ll be glad to read your opinion about this and maybe some advices
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Thumblogger/SensualWriter/Sexusblog, are these all on autopilot (not run by anybody)?

• August 24, 2010

I’ve been trying to get a IP white listed at thumblogger/sensualblogger for almost 3 months now. I’ve posted on their support forums (numerous users have), I’ve emailed, I’ve used the built in tool that removes IP’s from blacklists and adds it to the whitelist (I’ve been in que since May). I haven’t even gotten as much as a ‘fuck you’ back from any of those avenues.
Does anyone really run these sites anymore? Have they just been abandoned to die a slow death? I’ve got hundreds of users on linkspun who have a few freeblogs there and they cannot verify any links as the IP(s) of our spider are banned.
Twan, Twan’s Girlfriend (Marie?), The Investor, The Quality Control?
Are any of you around or do you even exist?
In a storm like todays industry is, an unmanned ship is NOT going to sail very far.
Right now there is 3 ways this can all go down.
1. Someone at thumblogger spends 30 seconds to add us to the whitelist.
2. I pay programmer to rewrite the spider for linkspun to specially handle the abandoned thumblogger domain without knowing if it will continue to work, as there is nobody reachable at thumblogger.
3. I say fuck it and block all of Twans brands and recommend a freehost that is NOT missing in action.

Guess which one I’ve been hoping for.
Guess which one I’m leaning towards now.

You have HUNDREDS of users using my system to track links on your sites, why don’t you at least answer ONE OF US.
If I sound a little pissy forgive me, I’ve spent 5-10 hrs a week (since May) attempting to keep your users satisfied on my tool (I’m also a user of yours) and I cannot get an answer from you either way.

Feel free to respond to this thread, or any one of the several threads on your support forums from both myself, and your users. You may also answer any of the emails, or form submitted messages I’ve sent. Or even alternatively, get me on ICQ listed in my sig, or at jdoughs at linkspun.com
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Is anyone surprised about where we are today?

• August 24, 2010

I’ve been attached to the Internet for well over 15 years now. From trying to stop my content going on the Net to trying to get it every where.
Over those years the one constant theme has been the scammers. Firstly scamming content producers, then customers and now affiliates. Producers and affiliates have little choice, put up with it or get out. Until 2007 customers had little choice. Then Tubes hit the market.
So the question is are you really surprised about where we are today?
Or was it inevitable given the way we did business?
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Link Lists that using NoFollow, are you insane ?

• August 18, 2010

i am just trying to understand what exactly directory owners thinking, i see most of the Link lists sites started using NoFollow on their submitted links, as i read what google says about NoFollow it was made to protect blogs from comment spam, so basically using NoFollow on link means that site don’t trust the links they posting on their directory, and not some links, they don’t trust ALL their content ?
and besides those lovely theories, Directories used to rank great in google as they used to get lots of links from freesites submits, but this days they all don’t trust their submitters, don’t let SE bots follow the links and get their link power to 0 ? so why they want get recip links ? all links leading to freesites are NoFollow, so no indexed no SE power not even a bit, so what the hell are you thinking ?
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Adult Industry is a Beautiful Thing. Tubes R Here 2 Stay.

• August 16, 2010

I was having a discussion with a friend about the adult industry the other day. It was a discussion, as many here have admitted to having with friends who are considering getting into adult. You basically give them all the good, bad and ugly so they realize it’s work, and most of it not glamorous.

Anyway, in going through the history over my 13 years, it really made me chuckle. While not completely, here are some of the highlights.

Most of the early pay sites in adult were built on people stealing each others stuff. They later went on to run BROgrams and become BROS of the industry. While not everyone, this was how a number of them started back then.

When the Hun first came out, many bitched about his business model. He later dominated the market with his traffic and everyone tripping over themselves to get listed.

When TGP’s first came out, they were going to be the death of this industry.. giving away free porn. They later went on to be the business model of adult online for the better part of a decade. The same said of MPG’s, and same followed suit.

Fake dating profiles were big drama back in the day. As people would bitch about Sophie Moone or Jenna Jameson supposedly showing up as living in their town and wanting to talk to them. Yet, many in adult have promoted both dating and cams.

People gripe about celebrity sites and that whole ball of wax. Yet most affiliates have, or still do, promote celebrity sites. As we have seen recently from all those griping about not getting paid. Or searching for new programs to promote.

People endlessly bitch about cross sales, and upsells for years. But never bothered to break out a calculator and figure out how they were paid apparently. Especially, how a pay site charging $29.95 a monthly, or with a $3 trial could pay you $75-150.00 per sale.

For the past two and a half years people have been crying and whining about tube sites. Yet Brazzers and Manwin have went on to dominate the adult industry. Not only in content, but in traffic. They are in a position to have bought up the vast majority of heavy hitters in the tube traffic game, and control a huge chunk of adult industry traffic.

Hun, Legendary Lars, BROgrams, Manwin, the leaders and pioneers of the adult industry.

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