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pinkmetallic · 01-14-2023, 07:52 AM

Hi NatalieK

Thanks for all those suggestions. It's an option I could consider - so far clips4sale is forcing me into higher pricing than I'm really comfortable with for some of my more "straightforward" single girl masturbation sets. And to be honest, so far it's not selling at all well.

I mean I'm comfortable with the quality of them as sets, I just look at them and feel I wouldn't pay what equates to the monthly subs for a major adult site for just one clip. I currently have something like 15 productions "in the can" and I'm just editing no 6 now.

I'm going to continue to post updates to the clips4sale site (and others), but I'm really not feeling like it's working unless there are a lot of people out there who'll pay the $10 per clip price for something that's just a little unusual but not extreme niche.

Conversely I don't feel I can produce enough new content to the quality level I wish to to make a good value proposition of my own site. Hence I feel like I need a different avenue and that's where licensing seems like an option I should explore.

Cheers, Beaky.

01-14-2023, 07:52 AM
pinkmetallic Registered User Industry Role: Join Date: Jan 2023 Location: Chichester, UK Posts: 7	Hi NatalieK Thanks for all those suggestions. It's an option I could consider - so far clips4sale is forcing me into higher pricing than I'm really comfortable with for some of my more "straightforward" single girl masturbation sets. And to be honest, so far it's not selling at all well. I mean I'm comfortable with the quality of them as sets, I just look at them and feel I wouldn't pay what equates to the monthly subs for a major adult site for just one clip. I currently have something like 15 productions "in the can" and I'm just editing no 6 now. I'm going to continue to post updates to the clips4sale site (and others), but I'm really not feeling like it's working unless there are a lot of people out there who'll pay the $10 per clip price for something that's just a little unusual but not extreme niche. Conversely I don't feel I can produce enough new content to the quality level I wish to to make a good value proposition of my own site. Hence I feel like I need a different avenue and that's where licensing seems like an option I should explore. Cheers, Beaky.