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iSpyCams · 03-27-2015, 10:18 AM

You can spend as much or as little as you want to.

It's not the cash you start with, it's the people you start with that make or break you.

If I told you how much money I started with you'd call me a liar and if I told you how much I make now you'd say the same.

You need to either have, or buy a good team. That's the thing. It's not a one man job in any possible scenario. A successful cam site has a successful studio, successful affiliate program, and successful software platform with billing integration and a successful billing strategy.

And they all have to come together at the same time. Any one of the above are a challenge for anyone. Pulling them all off at the same time is quite a trick.

The lowest risk approach would be to create a paysite, get a performer or two to entertain your paysite members, and set up a little camsite on a separate domain for them. Do it like a side project. As it grows, add performers and other stuff till it can stand on it's own. That is what worked for me, and it's still working. Not perfectly or anything but it pays my bills.

03-27-2015, 10:18 AM
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