Naughty Allie

Yeah, I know.  I barely post on here as is because I am too busy…  Anyways, here’s the deal.  A bunch of people have asked me about something like this before, but since I’ve been busy I tended to turn down the offers.  I offered up my services as a mentor, but those people either lacked follow through or were expecting me to do everything.  So, here is the scoop:

Ok… don’t get too excited.  I am not looking to throw 10k at somebody just because they have an idea.  I will be happy to throw it at someone with the right idea though  For the most part, I expect this will benefit newbies to the adult industry who are looking to sell porn.

Basically, I’ll set you up with items you may need- hosting, a domain, blog, content, whatever… as well as being available for advice should you need it.

YOU will have to promote the website/blog and write content for it.   One post a day for a month if we are talking about a blog… Some good copy if any other kind of site.  You will however have me on hand to ask questions, advice etc should you need it.

Once this thing starts to get profitable, we will either sell the site (I’ll cover listing fees) and split profit 50/50 or I will let you buy me out.  Could be $100, could be $500, could be $1,000 – $2,000+… depends on how hard you work at it.

How does this benefit you?  You get yourself setup without having to spend any capital of your own, and get the full learning experience.  You can use the things you learn for future site flips, where you do not need to use me and you’ll keep 100% of the profits.  This experience is valuable, trust me!

How does this benefit me?  I get to help people out without having to charge up front for it, get good will and in the end, if you use my tactics fully… MORE income than I would by not investing in you. 10-20 detailed success stories of people combined making $XX,XXX+ will also work very well in the future should I eventually decide to launch another ebook product. 

What will you need? Although I’d love to be able to take on anyone, I can’t.   I simply don’t have the time or patience to walk you through the whole process.  I am looking to help people that have drive, but no money… or people that have great ideas but don’t know how to execute.

You’ll need to be able to write half decently (not world class copywriting, but readable) and be able to dedicate 1-2 hours per day to work on your website or blog. Nothing else should be expected of you.  You’ll likely not have to work the whole time, but as it might be your first (maybe first successful) website $1,000+ flip, I want you the basic key strategies that you can use over and over and over again. If you cannot write at all, and/or you have no time or drive to work on the website, please do not contact me.  

Anyways, I’ll be taking on ten people most probably, twenty tops. If you want to start learning (we can get it working today), contact me… for a partnership that will (hopefully) benefit us both.

JMD Entertainment recently purchased one of my sites for x,xxx:

http://www.povsite.com

The transaction was smooth and these guys really seem to know what they want out of the site.

I just wanted to wish them the best of luck! Hope it makes you very rich!

Thanks for your business, hit me up anytime for future projects.
Trent

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Thought this was a good read and wanted to share with everyone.  – Trent

The online adult entertainment business has been moving towards a business model shaped around “free” marketing that has taken the mainstream online world by storm. With sites like MySpace, YouTube and Craigslist, consumers have come to demand more free content. This free marketing demand trend has hit the adult industry and we all feel its impact.

In the old days, membership sites sold services as high as $49.95 monthly, but we saw the downward trend of $39.95 monthly, then to $29.95, then $19.95 and now we see them as low as $9.95 monthly. Fees have been drastically reduced, yet the demand for quality content has increased. For many years, webmasters have provided their content in the form of thousands of galleries, and now they need to consolidate their content into one mega-tube site.

But if webmasters need to give more free promotional content to get surfers to their sites, how can they make money in this slowing economic climate? The answer I give here will help webmasters find a way to stay afloat. Since “free” content doesn’t make you money, site owners will need to entice customers using one or all of the following solutions:

1) Keep your content and encoding upgraded to the newest and best technology, since free content is of substantially lower quality. Paysites cannot afford to have the same streaming qualities as free sites, so upgrading technology is essential. Streaming company WorldWideFeeds.com does this for webmasters if they are unable to do it themselves. WWF provides the highest quality of streaming technologies and the largest content selection available online to date.

Today’s surfers expect online technology that offers seamless transmission of media. Problems like long and constant buffering and freezing reduce the value of the content and motivate the surfer to go elsewhere. At WorldWideFeeds.com, we constantly improve our software and technology. It took almost a year to develop Version 3.0 of WorldWideFeeds.com.s latest video streaming technology. WWF Version 3.0 upgrades technology and the backend every 6 months, so that our webmaster clients stay in line with emerging developments.

2) Get into a micro-niche. This may mean attracting less overall traffic, but guarantees more loyal and paying members, and essentially better conversions. You will end up spending less in lookie-loo bandwidth, and that means more money in your pocket.

It is important to keep up with trends and search out areas of niche interest that are under-represented in the marketplace. World Wide Content Inc., our online adult licensing and content company, has been focusing on catering to specialized markets, niches and micro-niches. At WWC, we provide an entire spectrum of heterosexual, gay, and bisexual coverage. To keep surfers interested, I look for material produced all over the globe. Just to name a few, Asian gay Twink and authentic Japanese straight content are hot commodities right now. I seek producers both domestically and internationally to update our library. Webmasters appreciate the diversity and surfers feel they’ve found something they can’t get anywhere else.

3) Offer a member’s area that is worth the membership fee in order to compete with free sites. Provide your members with bonus services such as free mobile technology platforms included with their membership or bonus streaming feeds such as WorldWideFeeds.com.

At WorldWideFeeds.com, more than having exclusive videos in the members area, we provide more content, better streaming solutions, higher quality, and harder-to-find unique niche feeds. Having access to exclusive feeds such as IP-TV Feeds, DVD Title Feeds, Studio Series Feeds and more give value to members. Most sites already provide all-access options for surfers. But, what are they really getting? Tons of content is great, but the way it is packaged and delivered is a huge part of the user experience.

Maintaining and growing a successful online adult business takes a constant investment of money and manpower. But the demand for more free content and services is not necessarily a bad thing. It fosters competition and drives companies towards excellence.

We all know free promotional content has been around since day one, but the demand from consumers has grown, and they want a central place to get their content, rather than from thousands of galleries. We are all consolidating and looking for more quality than quantity in today’s world. Tube sites, for instance, are a good example of defining quantity from quality. Which do you want in your members area?

Sincerely,

Raffi Vartanian
CEO/Co-Founder
WorldWideContent.com
WorldWideFeeds.com
CyberProMedia.com