What sponsors actually know about the niches of their sites?

[Ms Naughty]

Yep, the language used is usually a big giveaway. I know of one supposed "for women" site that assumes the surfer is male (or assumes the female surfer doesn't even know what it's like to be a woman and speaks to her as if she's a man).

I'm biased of course, but smaller companies that concentrate on one or two niches often have a much better product than a cookie-cutter site from a major sponsor. It comes down to quality vs. quantity. You may not get a huge amount up front, but you know the rebills will be golden because the specialty sites know how to keep customers coming back.

[selena]

Originally Posted by grandmascrotum

Yep, the language used is usually a big giveaway. I know of one supposed "for women" site that assumes the surfer is male (or assumes the female surfer doesn't even know what it's like to be a woman and speaks to her as if she's a man).

I'm biased of course, but smaller companies that concentrate on one or two niches often have a much better product than a cookie-cutter site from a major sponsor. It comes down to quality vs. quantity. You may not get a huge amount up front, but you know the rebills will be golden because the specialty sites know how to keep customers coming back.

I agree, generally speaking. I'm sure sites like your own and JenC's...that y'all have taken the time to know your market.

Same thing with one small femdom site I have on revshare. She's right on the money with what you'd hear alot of male submissives say they want. She's tapped into the fantasy.

On the other hand, you'll hear scant few of them talking about Mistress giving them a blow job, yet such stuff is commonplace on fhg, fhs, and sponsor tours.