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Originally Posted by DWB
When I was first getting started, Randy West told me to shoot what got me off and my audience would find me. He was right. Anytime I've tried to shoot what someone else wants and not myself, it doesn't sell as well. When I shoot what I like, it does very well.
That said, you still need to know what it is you are selling.
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Originally Posted by Barefootsies
Best advise. 
Many of my friends are amazed that the content we shoot sells, and there is a demand for it. Average girls next door, clothed, sucking toes and tickling. But it does. Both conversions and retention.
There are people out there like myself who this is what they want. G/G, girl next door foot worship. They are not interested in hammer time in the shoe feet, or strippers or crack head girls covered in tats. They want women who look attainable.
If you 'hit the spot' with what you are shooting, your audience will not only find you, but they will send you a lot of email and feedback to help you sharped the sword. Essentially making your life easier, and increasing sales.
For me, I get to take a hobby and personal fetish and turn it into a business that returns something like a 1000% profit. When you are not shooting high end models, or porn stars, and you keep your costs low, you can make money hand over fist. It takes some time and tweaking to get the formula right, but if you enjoy living this lifestyle, it works out nicely.
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no offense to you guys - and you seem to be doing pretty good for yourselves - but you dont run companies with dozens or even hundreds of employees.
i'm afraid the times of a single pornographer - no matter how dedicated he is - to grow something into an empire by himself are over
and for the rest i refer to Nowheres post - he works with a company that is pretty much proof of what i said above