The First Thing

dzinerbear · 2005-03-17, 08:55 AM

Well, to get this thread back on track, I'd suggest any newbie do some serious research into the niches they want to work in. I tell newbies to pick something that turns them on because they're going to be working this thing day in and day out, so they better like it. And if black guys don't turn them on in the least, don't launch a black site just because you think it'll make a shitload of money, not unless have a thick skin.

Once you've figured out some areas that interest you, Google some related keywords and see how much competition is out there and what they're doing. The last thing the web needs is another twink site, but twinks with low hanging balls might fly. You may find that there's just too much competition in a given field and taking a good hard look at what is out there is going to save you valuable time and money.

Next, I'd look to see if there's any content available in the niches you've picked. If there just aren't any picture sets of twinks with low hanging balls, then you're dead in the water, aren't you. Unless you've got a camera and a line up of big nutted twinks.

I'd make sure a newbie does all of this before they spend a dime on content, design, hosting, anything.

Cheers
Dzinerbear

WWCDonMike · 2005-03-17, 04:38 PM

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Originally Posted by dzinerbear

Well, to get this thread back on track...

Thank you Dzinerbear. The reason I asked this question is because someone actually did ask me that recently when they found out what I did for a living and being that I only work the content side of things, I was embarrassed to tell them that I simply didn't know. I explained the concept of the message boards to them and told them that they could find a lot of good info and meet some really cool people on the boards who wouldn't mind answering thier questions. I also explained the term "newbie" and said they should seek out those boards first.

I know what happened with Mahoney, Greenguy, and I'm trying to make sure this is not the same type of situation. I'm an active part of a lot of boards and I'm trying to post questions that will get people talking and comments that will be fun and informative to people rather than just post about our content and specials. Maybe I'd better stick to answering posts for the time being before I try and start new topics.

2005-03-17, 08:55 AM	#1
dzinerbear Internet! Is that thing still around? Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Toronto Canada Posts: 8	Well, to get this thread back on track, I'd suggest any newbie do some serious research into the niches they want to work in. I tell newbies to pick something that turns them on because they're going to be working this thing day in and day out, so they better like it. And if black guys don't turn them on in the least, don't launch a black site just because you think it'll make a shitload of money, not unless have a thick skin. Once you've figured out some areas that interest you, Google some related keywords and see how much competition is out there and what they're doing. The last thing the web needs is another twink site, but twinks with low hanging balls might fly. You may find that there's just too much competition in a given field and taking a good hard look at what is out there is going to save you valuable time and money. Next, I'd look to see if there's any content available in the niches you've picked. If there just aren't any picture sets of twinks with low hanging balls, then you're dead in the water, aren't you. Unless you've got a camera and a line up of big nutted twinks. I'd make sure a newbie does all of this before they spend a dime on content, design, hosting, anything. Cheers Dzinerbear