Terminology: AVS, Freesites, etc

[LD]

I admit, I have a little trouble with some of the terms I see here. I've learned a lot just lurking around, but I still get confused.

For example, if you set up a "free site" and include links to some sponsors, is it considered an "AVS" site or a freesite?

Any glossaries? Porn peddling for dummies type thing?

[Jim]

Here is a pretty good one
http://www.fetishphiles.net/adult-we...glossary.shtml

[universalpass]

Hi, http://www.universalpass.com is what was commonly referred to as an AVS system or Age Verification System, We now call them Adult Entertainment Networks. The systems purpose is to allow webmaster an easy way to setup access to a content area. The member buys a password fron the AVS/AEN system than get's access to the webmasters gallery, and subsequent upsells.

I hope this adds clarification.

[LD]

Thanks for the clarification. So can a free site be an AVS site?

[universalpass]

Originally Posted by LusciousDelight

Thanks for the clarification. So can a free site be an AVS site?

In a way yes! beacause you are not charging a membership to your site, the AVS is doing that. In the case of Universal Pass we are selling a $1.00 Trial to our mega site sex Lotto, and giving a free 1 year Universalpass. So I would say yes! it can be a free site.

[Fonz]

Originally Posted by LusciousDelight

Thanks for the clarification. So can a free site be an AVS site?

Nope, a freesite basicly is an index page, a warning page and 2 or more gallery pages. An AVS site is a site where the surfer has to pay (or already have to have a membership) before getting to the actual content.

freesite: http://www.freeporncorner.com/hard/rock-that-cock/

AVS/AEN site: http://www.real-sexy-amateur-girls.com/bang-teen-hole/

Freesites get their sales by placing advertisements for paysites on their pages. AVS/AEN sites get their sales by selling memberships to the AVS/AEN itself (and a little sales from placing nbanners to other paysites but usually inside the members area then).

[Greenguy]

Originally Posted by universalpass

In a way yes! beacause you are not charging a membership to your site, the AVS is doing that. In the case of Universal Pass we are selling a $1.00 Trial to our mega site sex Lotto, and giving a free 1 year Universalpass. So I would say yes! it can be a free site.

People that run/own AVS programs will tell you whatever they think will get you to use their program.

Like Fonz said, a Free Site is not an AVS site.

[LD]

So if I put an advertisement, which is a link to one of my sponsors on my "free site", it is then an AVS site?

Would you consider this an AVS?

http://lusciousdelights.com/blond/

Also, related question (assuming this is an AVS site): when I submit to link lists many ask for a "backdoor" to the avs sponsor. I really do not want to provide my login info and password for sponsors...am I misunderstanding "backdoor"...? (I love jokes about anal sex, but I would really like a serious answer )

Thanks for all the help!

[oldbrad]

The backdoor is the url to your content section. You will have, if it is an actual avs site, a page that has the login or sign up info to join the avs system. Then you will have a content section or main page where you will keep the pictures or galleries. Thats where you need to give them the backdoor so they can see your content to approve your site.

[oldbrad]

I checked your site out an it is not an avs site. To be an avs site you have to promote an avs (adult verification) system. To be honest, you might want to search and read the newbie section to find more info on the differences and how to build a successful freesite.

Hope it helps.

Brad

[SheepGuy]

http://lusciousdelights.com/blond/ is a free site.
http://www.clitmaster.com/smalldick/ is an AVS site.