The stuff that still sells usually has a reason beyond "more clips": personality, niche, custom angle, fresh performer, or some trust built around the source. Telegram can create demand, but an owned site plus payment and affiliate tracking is where it becomes a real business.
It's good money for those who figure out how to monetize it outside of telegram.
Its not rocket science - Just have them join another 'vanilla' generic site that you operate, and lo and behold the same login and password works on the 'secret' url which has the good stuff...
Its not rocket science - Just have them join another 'vanilla' generic site that you operate, and lo and behold the same login and password works on the 'secret' url which has the good stuff...
In the past I've done stuff like that and I found there were 2 issues.
1. Each additional step you make potential customers take, you loose a small percentage of possible sales. It also makes you look like a possible scam
2. Anything other than "insert credit card number here and you'll get this" grows the number of stupid people attacking the support button.
1. Each additional step you make potential customers take, you loose a small percentage of possible sales. It also makes you look like a possible scam
2. Anything other than "insert credit card number here and you'll get this" grows the number of stupid people attacking the support button.
Agree 100% if you are talking about 'normal' porn.
However, getting something a little more 'exotic' shouldn't be too much of an issue - Its kinda expected...
While something like 'Send Bitcoin to this wallet' would indeed create friction, a simple - OK, so just join this site with ccBill, and I'll send you the url, is about as frictionless as it gets.
To me, its the simplest way to bill for something that otherwise cannot be billed for...
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