What does it take to be lucrative in the freesite game nowadays?

Bill · 2005-10-13, 05:17 PM

A lot would depend on how much capital you have to get started.

And on what your skill set really was.

The quickest way to actually make a living income is probably still posting gallerys - BUT - this is also one of the quickest ways to lose all your money if you aren't skilled enough.

This involves having enough money to buy a bunch of posting accounts, buy a bunch of content, etc. Presumably one already has the computer, graphic programs, and so on.

The safest way is to try to bootstrap your way into business - but you have to be willing to live on $600 a month for a year.

If you can ally yourself with a sucessful operating webmaster, and get some paying work in the adult webmaster services industry - doing reviews or otherwise working for someone else doing grunt labor - well, that would be a huge help.

I would say picking the right niches and sponsors to promote would be one of the critical success factors.

I could say a lot more, but it's a complicated subject, and so much depends on factors like how much money you have, how much you need, and how desperate you are...

2005-10-13, 05:17 PM	#8
Bill Selling porn allows me to stay in a constant state of Bliss - ain't that a trip! Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 3,914	A lot would depend on how much capital you have to get started. And on what your skill set really was. The quickest way to actually make a living income is probably still posting gallerys - BUT - this is also one of the quickest ways to lose all your money if you aren't skilled enough. This involves having enough money to buy a bunch of posting accounts, buy a bunch of content, etc. Presumably one already has the computer, graphic programs, and so on. The safest way is to try to bootstrap your way into business - but you have to be willing to live on $600 a month for a year. If you can ally yourself with a sucessful operating webmaster, and get some paying work in the adult webmaster services industry - doing reviews or otherwise working for someone else doing grunt labor - well, that would be a huge help. I would say picking the right niches and sponsors to promote would be one of the critical success factors. I could say a lot more, but it's a complicated subject, and so much depends on factors like how much money you have, how much you need, and how desperate you are...