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RawAlex · 2004-09-22, 02:59 PM

retro, here is my take, for what it is worth:

Don't put it on the net yet.

if you have enough clips to make 90 minute or so DVDs, I would assemble the clips and produce some nice demo DVDs of the material. Make sure that it is labeled DEMO on the frames so they cannot be distributed. There is potential here for a series of DVDs based on this material, probably selling 1 or 2k each. There is a novelty angle here that could make it sell more than your average porn mill schlock release of the day.

Look for, and secure a domain name that can be used to brand this material. develop a site that promoted the material (but don't open a membership site or "feed" business yet).

Work your damndest to get your stuff out on DVD. While you won't make a TON of money, it will more than pay to get it all properly digitized, sorted, and ready for use.

After that, then you can look at web situations. It has some potential as a feed, as part of an exclusive member's area, or sold in parts. You would have to look at each of these business models to see which one gives you the best return for the amount of time you want to spend. Again, if the material has been released and branded on DVD, you will be able to get more money for it as a plug in online, and potential get more clients for it.

It's all up to you.

Alex

2004-09-22, 02:59 PM	#8
RawAlex Took the hint. Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 5,597	retro, here is my take, for what it is worth: Don't put it on the net yet. if you have enough clips to make 90 minute or so DVDs, I would assemble the clips and produce some nice demo DVDs of the material. Make sure that it is labeled DEMO on the frames so they cannot be distributed. There is potential here for a series of DVDs based on this material, probably selling 1 or 2k each. There is a novelty angle here that could make it sell more than your average porn mill schlock release of the day. Look for, and secure a domain name that can be used to brand this material. develop a site that promoted the material (but don't open a membership site or "feed" business yet). Work your damndest to get your stuff out on DVD. While you won't make a TON of money, it will more than pay to get it all properly digitized, sorted, and ready for use. After that, then you can look at web situations. It has some potential as a feed, as part of an exclusive member's area, or sold in parts. You would have to look at each of these business models to see which one gives you the best return for the amount of time you want to spend. Again, if the material has been released and branded on DVD, you will be able to get more money for it as a plug in online, and potential get more clients for it. It's all up to you. Alex