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jade999 · 12-20-2011, 12:52 PM

Hi To All,

I'm new to this forum and thought I might be able to get some genuine insight regarding working as a studio/agent for various webcam sites.

I've researched many and have narrowed it down to three of what appear to be the biggest sites that allow direct payouts to agents (not 10% commissions) like most.

I'm curious to know of anyone's successes or failures in this area. I use to own an adult oriented talent agency a while back and have plenty of experience recruiting and managing talent. I have never worked in this particular arena before (webcam sites) so I'm just trying to get some idea of what is realistic in terms of the actual money making potential.

Is anyone on here actually making money with this (not affiliates) but actual agents that do their own recruiting and payouts?

I was planning on recruiting ten models to start, not sure if that's too low of a figure to make the money I need. Any tips/info would be much appreciated!

AdultKing · 12-21-2011, 10:09 AM

Wrong section. Go away.

LightscapeMedia · 12-27-2011, 03:06 PM

I was making decent money, however, some of the frustrations were a bit overwhelming. I still recruit for webcam sites, however, it's not a real priority for me. Here are a few of my frustrations:

1. It's freaking hard to recruit girls for this. I was recruiting nationwide, and primarily using Craig's List. The problem is, so was everyone else and it got to a point where the whole damn adult section in any given city was for webcam making my own ads get lost in the mix.

2. People are dumb and can't follow instructions. They'd send blurry ID's, or not the right types of photos to get them approved, and I'd spend a week or two emailing back and forth to finally have them give up. Even though I told them the best way was to spend a buck at Staples and get it scanned. If they were local, I'd just meet with them and take the photo of their ID myself.

3. Go through all of the hassle of finally getting them to send the ID the way you need it, take the time to set up their account, only to have them either never actually do it.. Or do it once or twice and then quit.

I started out as a full fledged studio. I even set up a room for local girls who didn't want to do it from home. But in all honesty, I've found it much less frustrating to refer models as an affiliate instead.

12-20-2011, 12:52 PM	#1
jade999 Registered User Industry Role: Join Date: Dec 2011 Posts: 1	Webcam Studios/Agents - Anyone doing well? Hi To All, I'm new to this forum and thought I might be able to get some genuine insight regarding working as a studio/agent for various webcam sites. I've researched many and have narrowed it down to three of what appear to be the biggest sites that allow direct payouts to agents (not 10% commissions) like most. I'm curious to know of anyone's successes or failures in this area. I use to own an adult oriented talent agency a while back and have plenty of experience recruiting and managing talent. I have never worked in this particular arena before (webcam sites) so I'm just trying to get some idea of what is realistic in terms of the actual money making potential. Is anyone on here actually making money with this (not affiliates) but actual agents that do their own recruiting and payouts? I was planning on recruiting ten models to start, not sure if that's too low of a figure to make the money I need. Any tips/info would be much appreciated!

12-27-2011, 03:06 PM	#3
LightscapeMedia DirtyPeach.com Industry Role: Join Date: May 2010 Location: I'm mobile Posts: 828	I was making decent money, however, some of the frustrations were a bit overwhelming. I still recruit for webcam sites, however, it's not a real priority for me. Here are a few of my frustrations: 1. It's freaking hard to recruit girls for this. I was recruiting nationwide, and primarily using Craig's List. The problem is, so was everyone else and it got to a point where the whole damn adult section in any given city was for webcam making my own ads get lost in the mix. 2. People are dumb and can't follow instructions. They'd send blurry ID's, or not the right types of photos to get them approved, and I'd spend a week or two emailing back and forth to finally have them give up. Even though I told them the best way was to spend a buck at Staples and get it scanned. If they were local, I'd just meet with them and take the photo of their ID myself. 3. Go through all of the hassle of finally getting them to send the ID the way you need it, take the time to set up their account, only to have them either never actually do it.. Or do it once or twice and then quit. I started out as a full fledged studio. I even set up a room for local girls who didn't want to do it from home. But in all honesty, I've found it much less frustrating to refer models as an affiliate instead. __________________

12-21-2011, 10:09 AM	#2
AdultKing Raise Your Weapon Industry Role: Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Outback Australia Posts: 15,602	Wrong section. Go away.