As I have seen, Chaturbate and My Free Cams are very successful and famous, as they work different to the other cams' sites, they allow everyone to watch the show, while the rich viewers tip the model and therefore get the right to decide what will happen next. But everyone share the experience.
It is evident that this model works, specially for the models. If you ever check the very few camgirls' forums you will find that most complain how they started at a "traditional" webcam sites, and then they discovered the "great" MFC or Chaturbate
Then, I can't simply not understand why the other cam sites do not follow those steps, instead of being stuck in an old model, evidently incompatible with the new business and social trends of crowdfunding and sharing.
Honestly, MFC and Chaturbate suck at the way they treat their affiliates. MFC does not even have a "direct" affiliate program, and there are practically zero promotion tools, zero apis, zero iframes, zero embedded chat rooms... But the webmasters keep promoting it, why? Because it gives money, more than the traditional ones, even considering the very low revenue percentage (15%).
And chaturbate, again, poor promo tools, and complete indifference for the SEO of the affiliates, getting in the borders of sabotage, insulting sabotage of the affiliates with those stupid whitelabels. But the webmasters promote it, again, because it gives money, more than the traditional ones.
I think they are not yet the top webcam sites visited, although they are close. Imagine what would happen if the traditional ones made the transition to this business model. With better affiliate force, with better tools, with better revenue, with better aesthetics, with better technology... They only need to solve that last fail.
But they don't. Why not? Why!!!!
Can someone explain?