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ITraffic 02-23-2014 08:05 AM

you ware waiting for an answer that you want to hear, that no one is going to give you. you can keep posting and fishing for someone to give you that answer or face objective reality.

joepusher 02-23-2014 08:23 AM

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Originally Posted by ITraffic (Post 19992864)
you ware waiting for an answer that you want to hear, that no one is going to give you. you can keep posting and fishing for someone to give you that answer or face objective reality.

or I can just do whatever the fuck I feel like doing.

what would make you think that a fat feminine looking bitch, with a bright yellow shirt and a girl haircut could even tell somebody like me something.

woj 02-23-2014 08:28 AM

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Originally Posted by joepusher (Post 19992840)
Thanks. That's what I've been trying to find out. So do you know how I can come to a $ value for the content and other assets? Like do I need to get it appraised by an expert or something like that?

there are no "experts", it's whatever someone would be willing to pay for it...

my guess would be in the ballpark of $50k for everything including content, revenue, brand, etc... maybe slightly more if you are lucky, but realistically you are looking at less than $50k...

so you aren't going to get any significant $$ for it... like others have said best to run it into the ground....

NEW XTC 02-23-2014 08:32 AM

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Originally Posted by joepusher (Post 19992882)
or i can just do whatever the fuck i feel like doing.

What would make you think that a fat feminine looking bitch, with a bright yellow shirt and a girl haircut could even tell somebody like me something.

serious buyers might read a post like this and think - forget doing biz with this angry mean guy...you may want to edit it if there is still time

joepusher 02-23-2014 08:36 AM

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Originally Posted by NEW XTC (Post 19992891)
serious buyers might read a post like this and think - forget doing biz with this angry mean guy...you may want to edit it if there is still time

that wasn't directed at you. some jackass came on here running his mouth for no reason.

NEW XTC 02-23-2014 08:46 AM

I know it wasn't directed at me - i work with a lot of these porn b2b type buyers, its very corporate these days they like polite society

but really bccouch guy might be a good potential buyer- hes loaded too

joepusher 02-23-2014 08:57 AM

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Originally Posted by NEW XTC (Post 19992907)
I know it wasn't directed at me - i work with a lot of these porn b2b type buyers, its very corporate these days they like polite society

but really bccouch guy might be a good potential buyer- hes loaded too

alright thanks

joepusher 02-23-2014 10:00 PM

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Originally Posted by fris (Post 19992857)
prob 12 months revenue, if that 2500 a month is a long term revenue, not just past 2 months.

so 30,000$ roughly.

yeah, the revenue is long term for years. always about 2500/month not counting others things like dvds, etc.

ezgirl 02-23-2014 11:48 PM

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Originally Posted by joepusher (Post 19992606)
You wrote a lot of stuff. It's mostly nonsense, but I'll answer everything you said just in case someone else might read what you wrote and think it's true.

My content is not all old and rehashed. I shot a lot of scenes in 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010, and so on all the way back. When I changed cms a few years ago a lot of the older scenes got mixed in with the newer updates, so everything isn't in exact chronological order.

The photos that you mentioned are screencaps created by the cms. I do have high res of most of my shoots, but I've just been lagging on uploading them to the site.

As far as your comment about 1080i, 1080p, or hd vs sd, in reality the viewers don't even give a fuck. The type of porn fan who's looking for amateur content is looking for girls he hasn't seen before. Over the years I've gotten thousands of emails from fans, and they ask all kinds of questions, but you know what they've never asked? They've never asked about my camera. I could go back to shooting in sd, and they would be just as happy.

About the content being exclusive. Exclusive means that it's my content, and I haven't licensed it out for any one else to use. The clips4sale store that you mentioned, and all the rest like amazon, hotmovies, aebn, etc, are all my own accounts. I would actually throw all that in to the deal if someone bought the site, but I just didn't mention it because I'm just looking for some opinions on what people think the site itself is worth, and I didn't want to make it confusing. So again, the content is exclusive. Send me the links to the tube sites that have all my scenes, since you said it. I can't find my stuff on any tube sites.

So just to clarify, yes I'm interested in selling the whole thing including all the content, brand, site, dvd titles, etc. So now since, I told you all that, do you an idea of what you think it's worth? Or did you just say all that stuff for nothing?

You said ?You wrote a lot of stuff. It's mostly nonsense.?
Read on, looks like what I said was true:

?My content is not old and rehashed?
Your words, not mine. But then you went on to write older scenes got mixed in with the newer updates. So I was spot on when I saw older content presented as ?updates?.

I noted the stills looked like screencaps, you responded ?The photos that you mentioned are screencaps created by the cms. I do have high res of most of my shoots, but I've just been lagging on uploading them to the site.? Again, spot on.

I commented the video looked like old format, you didn?t dispute that but responded your members didn?t care. Spot on again.

I discussed fact your content is not exclusive to the site and your deal needs to clarify if all the content outlets are included in the deal, along with your brand. You conceded all that and offered all of it for sale with the website. Spot on again.

Referring to all the different venues the content is available I went on to say ? I assume it is also available on certain tube sites and other clip stores.? You denied your content was on tube sites, a quick search and I could find none on tube sites. I did, however, find your content for sale on hotmovies.com and videoclips.com aebn.com in addition to c4s. You are correct not on tube sites, I am spot on content is on multiple clipstores.

You say content not licensed, that was not what I said. Your content is not exclusive to joepusher.com, it is all over the place as described above. Again, spot on.

Then you finished with ?So just to clarify, yes I'm interested in selling the whole thing including all the content, brand, site, dvd titles, etc. So now since, I told you all that, do you an idea of what you think it's worth? Or did you just say all that stuff for nothing?? I offered spot on comment on your content, which you feel distinguishes your site from others, and I believe is dated and over exposed. It was you who asked for opinions. You clarified a great deal, offering much more with the deal than was originally described. That does not look like nothing to me.

Oh, you forgot, I also said ?I think you have a great name, great niche, everyone knows who you are but content is dated and over exposed.? I don?t know you personally, I have no ill will toward you, I just offered my opinion in response to your invitation.

Best wishes on your sale, too bad you you were offended, I meant no offense.

AdultB2B 02-24-2014 12:39 AM

Uh, no
 
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Originally Posted by joepusher (Post 19992764)
Ok then, if the content is no big deal, and people don't really pay that much for content, then can I just sell the site without the content? I mean that as a serious question, because I might consider that. I also mean to point out that it can't be both ways.

No Joe, then you have no site, now do you?

I mean that content by itself isn't worth that much, especially anything that is at all dated.

People take the content into account when figuring prices.

AdultB2B 02-24-2014 12:41 AM

Again, no
 
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Originally Posted by joepusher (Post 19992777)
All of that is understandable, but I still haven't gotten an answer to the main question that I'm asking.

When you place a value on a website, how do you account for the differences in the content and extra assets of the site? It sounds like your saying that it's just 10-14 months regardless of any other factors. 20 scenes or a million scenes, it doesn't matter, it's just 10-14 months no matter what. If that's the case, then could I just include like 20 scenes and still sell for the same price?

Joe if you only include 20 scenes it doesn't reflect what caused the financials to be what they are. And nobody in their right minds would buy something with only 20 scenes.

AdultB2B 02-24-2014 12:47 AM

Revenue
 
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Originally Posted by joepusher (Post 19992803)
I don't think any certain thing, as far as what it's worth. That's why I'm asking how do you account the other factors such as amount of content, etc. Could I just keep all or most of my content and just sell the site for the same price I would get anyway? Either the content and other assets are worth something or not. It can't be both ways.

As Woj said above, revenue is what counts, everything else is not worth much to the buyer.

Joe, people are giving you the truth here and you're fighting it.

Nobody is saying you can't sell your site. But it's just not going to bring back what you want for it.

I see this all the time with my sellers and I completely understand how you feel. You've put years of hard work and money into the site. You'd like a good return.

I wish I could give you better news. The return isn't going to be what you want.

So you have three choices. 1) See what you can get for it and let it go or 2) Let it dies out or 3) Put some work into it and try to build it back up.

AdultB2B 02-24-2014 12:55 AM

Sure
 
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Originally Posted by joepusher (Post 19992858)
It's a toss up. On one hand it's very tempting to just cash it out and not have to think about running a website anymore, but I just can't do it for so cheap that it's stupid.

Would it be possible for me to sell the site and full internet rights to everything, but still keep my brand for everything else, such as dvds, cable/satalite, etc? That might be an option that I'm interested in. The internet people would get what they want at the price they want, and I would still keep my brand and money making ability for other things besides the internet.

That is something you could most certainly negotiate into the deal Joe. Everything is negotiable. That is except for not including the content :)

AdultB2B 02-24-2014 12:57 AM

The Answer
 
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Originally Posted by joepusher (Post 19992882)
or I can just do whatever the fuck I feel like doing.

what would make you think that a fat feminine looking bitch, with a bright yellow shirt and a girl haircut could even tell somebody like me something.

Joe, others have pretty much said the same thing to you. Many are giving you various versions of the same answer and you have been reluctant to accept it. Again, I understand why.

Kenny B! 02-24-2014 08:17 AM

arock sums it up best in his posts. There are many factors when evaluating a site, revenue and content are the main focal points for potential buyers while sweat equity and potential mean very little. Your site earns what it earns because of the existing content, you pull that and there goes that steady income and the value, they go hand in hand.

Unfortunately / fortunately this industry is very unique when it comes to the valuation of smaller companies.

That said, you have more choices than sell for X months or continue cashing checks that dwindle as the site dies out. Hit me up and let's chat:thumbsup

Drop me an email or hit me on Skype

joepusher 02-24-2014 02:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Kenny B! (Post 19993862)
arock sums it up best in his posts. There are many factors when evaluating a site, revenue and content are the main focal points for potential buyers while sweat equity and potential mean very little. Your site earns what it earns because of the existing content, you pull that and there goes that steady income and the value, they go hand in hand.

Unfortunately / fortunately this industry is very unique when it comes to the valuation of smaller companies.

That said, you have more choices than sell for X months or continue cashing checks that dwindle as the site dies out. Hit me up and let's chat:thumbsup

Drop me an email or hit me on Skype

A lot of this whole discussion was a misunderstanding. I was only trying to find out what people think it's worth. If someone thinks it worth enough to buy it for a price that I would accept, then I will sell it. If not, then I'll keep it.

The price that I would accept for just the site would be around 50k, which I realize is about 30% or so higher than the monthly formula range. That would be for the site and content only, and I would need to keep the rights to the brand for anything else like DVDS. The new owner would also have the advantage of the free exposure for brand from the other stuff I do, which will send traffic. The site makes 2,500 every month for years, and I don't pay for any promotion at all.

Ramster 02-24-2014 03:00 PM

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Originally Posted by joepusher (Post 19991848)
What other info would they need?

I understand the 10-14 months thing, but I could just wait 10-14 months and bring in the same money and still own the site.

Do not sell for 10-14 months unless you're an idiot. I wouldn't anyway, unless of course you need the money. If not then don't.

joepusher 02-24-2014 07:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Ramster (Post 19994430)
Do not sell for 10-14 months unless you're an idiot. I wouldn't anyway, unless of course you need the money. If not then don't.

I already know. I would never sell it for the 10-14 months thing. I don't doubt that's the price range for most paysites, but I would never sell JoePusher.com for that price.

fitzmulti 03-04-2014 12:30 AM

Damn, you could have just bumped your old thread instead of starting up a new one in the wrong forum anyway...
Good luck though, it seems from the assorted posts you want a lot more than people are offering.

joepusher 03-04-2014 01:26 AM

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Originally Posted by fitzmulti (Post 20003668)
Damn, you could have just bumped your old thread instead of starting up a new one in the wrong forum anyway...
Good luck though, it seems from the assorted posts you want a lot more than people are offering.

Yeah, you are right. I didn't even think about it till after. I'm not really used to coming on this site that much.

AdultKing 03-04-2014 11:02 AM

It seems to me that the OP is just looking for the answer he wants to hear and is ignoring all commercial reality.

Nobody is going to feel as emotional about this site as you joepusher. Everyone else who would consider buying will be asking themselves how much return they can get out of an investment in the site.

Personally I think that if you were offered 10 months revenue then you should take the money and run, or alternatively just maintain everything and let the cheques roll in until it dies.

You said 30k was too low, but look at it from a business perspective. A buyer has 30k, he can buy your site and might get that back in 12 months. Someone else has 30k, he can put that in a term deposit and get 4.6% on that money guaranteed. As an investor what would you do ?

Unfortunately for you the price you will get is what the market will bear and having a look at the site I think 30k would be generous.

See Cig 03-04-2014 11:10 AM

if someone offered you 30k for that site and you didnt pocket the cash and run as fast as you could...

thumbuilderic 03-04-2014 11:27 AM

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Originally Posted by joepusher (Post 19991846)
Thanks for your detailed response.
For example my question is:
If there are 2 websites with the same exact revenue, but site A has 300 exclusive scenes and expensive programming put into it, with a good design and known brand, and site B has 40 non-exclusive licensed scenes and a wordpress them, are both sites supposed to still be worth the same amount?

Speaking specifically to this, the way I see it is that the revenue it generates is probably the top priority. If a Wordpress site can generate the same revenue as your site, that's not always the worst thing in the world because Wordpress is universally understood. I could hire virtually anyone to work with the platform.

rsc 03-04-2014 11:46 AM

Some years back, you needed a small degree of skill, the money to buy camera equipment plus the knowledge to use said equipment and the editing software which was more complicated to use.

None of that is needed now and the problem you will have in the market today is that the entry level bar is almost non existent and anyone with a cellphone, tablet or very cheap HD camera can be a porn producer or wannabe porn star so the mass of content out there now overwhelming.

Unless you have VERY unique content, exclusive content these days is nothing to shout about and people are just not buying - unless it's very cheap.
Years ago on this board there were plenty of threads about content for sale with plenty of willing buyers but now there is very little.

The supply has vastly outnumbered the demand so getting what you want for it will be a tough slog.

Good luck with it anyway.

joepusher 03-04-2014 03:09 PM

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Originally Posted by AdultKing (Post 20004294)
It seems to me that the OP is just looking for the answer he wants to hear and is ignoring all commercial reality.

Nobody is going to feel as emotional about this site as you joepusher. Everyone else who would consider buying will be asking themselves how much return they can get out of an investment in the site.

Personally I think that if you were offered 10 months revenue then you should take the money and run, or alternatively just maintain everything and let the cheques roll in until it dies.

You said 30k was too low, but look at it from a business perspective. A buyer has 30k, he can buy your site and might get that back in 12 months. Someone else has 30k, he can put that in a term deposit and get 4.6% on that money guaranteed. As an investor what would you do ?

Unfortunately for you the price you will get is what the market will bear and having a look at the site I think 30k would be generous.

I'm not trying to turn this into an argument. I'm reading everything and trying to learn as much as possible. I didn't realize that it was such a buyers market.

I have a question though. If you can't answer it, then maybe someone else can.

What would my site be worth if there was zero revenue. For example, what if I was selling just the domain, design, and over 250 custom made scenes, but zero $$ coming in? Would we just refer to the "monthly formula" and come to the price of zero?

Besides that, since it is such a buyers market, maybe I should be looking for sites and content to buy. Do you know of any sites like mine that I could buy?

The site must meet this criteria below for me to purchase it.

High end design with streaming, pay-per-download, and live webcam.

It must be an active paysite, with revenue of at least $2,500 per month.

There must be at least 250 hardcore scenes all filmed by the same director specifically for the website. These scenes cannot be licensed out anywhere else on the internet. The scenes must also be in English and filmed in the U.S., and not Brazil, Columbia, Poland, or anything like that.

I'm willing to pay 30k for a site like that if you know of one.

signupdamnit 03-04-2014 03:21 PM

Pretty good rule of thumb for selling something in adult in 2014:

Take what you think it is honestly worth and divide by 3. That is the price it will sell for.

Stephen 03-04-2014 05:53 PM

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Originally Posted by joepusher (Post 20004660)
What would my site be worth if there was zero revenue. For example, what if I was selling just the domain, design, and over 250 custom made scenes, but zero $$ coming in? Would we just refer to the "monthly formula" and come to the price of zero?

You answered your own question: "zero"

While someone (else) may fall in love with it and give you what you want, it's unlikely...

What's more likely is that someone would like your content enough to want to purchase it, but the return would be pennies on the dollar of production cost.

The domain? I bet BobPusher.com or CarlPusher.com or whatever is available, so, zip on that, even if someone wanted to continue the "pusher" theme. You'll object to that and go on about your "brand" but a brand is only as good as the number of people who know it and the money it generates -- cut the revenue and the brand is worthless beyond being a nostalgic memory for the founder.

Designs (even great ones) are a dime a dozen these days, facing similar supply/demand pressures as content sellers. For a few hundred bucks a new owner could get a new responsive site built exactly the way he wanted.

What you have, as is, is a turnkey business for someone who is willing to immediately pay more than what you would get by letting it autopilot. Without the revenue stream (the full package), you have a hobby that someone isn't going to pay you for just because you're bored of it.

Take a look at this thread for additional perspective: https://gfy.com/showthread.php?t=1135002

But you're right that now is a great time to be buying up adult websites if that's how you want to spend (I did not say "invest") your money...

Of course, everyone's mileage will vary :upsidedow

joepusher 03-04-2014 06:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Stephen (Post 20004860)
You answered your own question: "zero"

While someone (else) may fall in love with it and give you what you want, it's unlikely...

What's more likely is that someone would like your content enough to want to purchase it, but the return would be pennies on the dollar of production cost.

The domain? I bet BobPusher.com or CarlPusher.com or whatever is available, so, zip on that, even if someone wanted to continue the "pusher" theme. You'll object to that and go on about your "brand" but a brand is only as good as the number of people who know it and the money it generates -- cut the revenue and the brand is worthless beyond being a nostalgic memory for the founder.

Designs (even great ones) are a dime a dozen these days, facing similar supply/demand pressures as content sellers. For a few hundred bucks a new owner could get a new responsive site built exactly the way he wanted.

What you have, as is, is a turnkey business for someone who is willing to immediately pay more than what you would get by letting it autopilot. Without the revenue stream (the full package), you have a hobby that someone isn't going to pay you for just because you're bored of it.

Take a look at this thread for additional perspective: https://gfy.com/showthread.php?t=1135002

But you're right that now is a great time to be buying up adult websites if that's how you want to spend (I did not say "invest") your money...

Of course, everyone's mileage will vary :upsidedow

So are there any sites that you know of with a lot content, but just without any revenue, that are available for the price of zero? If what you're saying is true, then there should be some sites selling for zero. Where are they?

Sly 03-04-2014 06:09 PM

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Originally Posted by joepusher (Post 20004869)
So are there any sites that you know of with a lot content, but just without any revenue, that are available for the price of zero? If what you're saying is true, then there should be some sites selling for zero. Where are they?

What is the best offer you have gotten so far?

joepusher 03-04-2014 06:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Sly (Post 20004874)
What is the best offer you have gotten so far?

around 30. looking for more like double that at least. if not, then I'll just keep messing with it. maybe I'll even get the revenue up higher in the meantime.

TFCash 03-04-2014 06:53 PM

Without knowing how your business model works it's tough to say with 100% accuracy. But I would think that if you picked up some non-exclusive HD material, maybe keep it on a different domain so as to keep joepusher what the members expect. That you could double sales pretty quickly. If you had $3k to $4k, you could get 500 to 600 scenes letting you put half up to start, and then updates for a year. Not all of that would be pov style of course, but you can keep it pretty amateurish looking, and your current customer base should be good with it. You've spent all this time building the brand, why would you even want to sell for $60K ??

:2 cents:

joepusher 03-05-2014 12:19 AM

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Originally Posted by hardcorehosting (Post 20004916)
Without knowing how your business model works it's tough to say with 100% accuracy. But I would think that if you picked up some non-exclusive HD material, maybe keep it on a different domain so as to keep joepusher what the members expect. That you could double sales pretty quickly. If you had $3k to $4k, you could get 500 to 600 scenes letting you put half up to start, and then updates for a year. Not all of that would be pov style of course, but you can keep it pretty amateurish looking, and your current customer base should be good with it. You've spent all this time building the brand, why would you even want to sell for $60K ??

:2 cents:

Yeah, I thought about doing something like that, as far as buying a bunch of content and making some other sites to make my affiliate program bigger, but the part I'm not sure about is what do you mean that I would "double sales pretty quickly"? In other words, how would I get more traffic just because I added more sites to my program?

Stephen 03-05-2014 08:17 AM

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Originally Posted by joepusher (Post 20004869)
If what you're saying is true, then there should be some sites selling for zero. Where are they?

Where are they is the question. The answer is "gone" -- dropped from the net when the owners couldn't get the price they wanted or for some other reason. You only need to click around a few TGPs for examples, or I'll point to what was once the biggest, most profitable company in online adult: www.maxcash.com

There are a lot of sites that are waaay overvalued by their owners, but whose value is zero

The real value of your site is what someone else is willing to pay for it, not what you think it's worth :2 cents:

Good luck with finding a buyer :thumbsup

TFCash 03-05-2014 09:25 AM

Joe -

Let's say that I bought joepusher from you. I'd get new scenes in the pipeline for the next 180 days, 12 scenes @ $350 = $4200. Then I'd pickup a few domains, one for amateur, maybe one that focuses on party-scene/mardi-gras type content, and then an interracial site. 400 scenes for each new site, half to start, the other half for updates every other day for a year = $5,000. Designs and site prep for the 3 sites would end up being maybe another $3000.

Then the push begins, all previous members get a series of emails talking about the new sites. I would assume that you have a fairly healthy email list of members since you've been around for a while :)

All the affiliate base would be emailed to get them going sending new traffic our way.

The new sites would be a bit different from JP in the sense that I would allow downloads since the content is not exclusive. So that helps with members and the review sites! I'd also add some picture zip sets for those guys that still like pictures! I might even look at letting the newest 12 or so videos on JP to be downloaded, that way you only have a small amount of your content being downloaded and if they want the older stuff they have to buy credits for it. Without seeing the inside of your site, I'd look at what features might need to be added i.e. members favorites, the ability to add comments, things that the review sites give points for in order to get higher on the list. You may all these features, but I assume that most sites have some room for improvment :)

I'd roll out the new sites, one every 45 days or so. So you have 3 times to email your list over the next 6 months. We now have the exclusivity that JP brings to the table, but also have daily updates. 4 times the amount of the content to offer the paying member to keep them around longer! Affiliates have a better selection to send their traffic too, it's still in the same general area as JP but a bit broader and hopefully catches more surfers!

So your looking at an additional $8000 of investment back into your site, but with longer retention to the site, better traffic coming from the review sites, and added affiliate traffic. I don't see why you wouldn't at least double in size over the next 6 to 8 month. Of course your going to be going "balls to the wall" for the next 6 months to get this all on-line, and maybe that's what your looking to get away from :(

I just think that with all the work that you've put into your site, it's silly to let it go unless your just tired of it. And if that's the case, then $30k is a pretty respectable number in these times for someone to offer you, and you should really think hard about whether you want to just let JP fade into the sunset and milk it for all it's worth as it goes.

T. :thumbsup

joepusher 03-05-2014 07:58 PM

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Originally Posted by hardcorehosting (Post 20005579)
Joe -

Let's say that I bought joepusher from you. I'd get new scenes in the pipeline for the next 180 days, 12 scenes @ $350 = $4200. Then I'd pickup a few domains, one for amateur, maybe one that focuses on party-scene/mardi-gras type content, and then an interracial site. 400 scenes for each new site, half to start, the other half for updates every other day for a year = $5,000. Designs and site prep for the 3 sites would end up being maybe another $3000.

Then the push begins, all previous members get a series of emails talking about the new sites. I would assume that you have a fairly healthy email list of members since you've been around for a while :)

All the affiliate base would be emailed to get them going sending new traffic our way.

The new sites would be a bit different from JP in the sense that I would allow downloads since the content is not exclusive. So that helps with members and the review sites! I'd also add some picture zip sets for those guys that still like pictures! I might even look at letting the newest 12 or so videos on JP to be downloaded, that way you only have a small amount of your content being downloaded and if they want the older stuff they have to buy credits for it. Without seeing the inside of your site, I'd look at what features might need to be added i.e. members favorites, the ability to add comments, things that the review sites give points for in order to get higher on the list. You may all these features, but I assume that most sites have some room for improvment :)

I'd roll out the new sites, one every 45 days or so. So you have 3 times to email your list over the next 6 months. We now have the exclusivity that JP brings to the table, but also have daily updates. 4 times the amount of the content to offer the paying member to keep them around longer! Affiliates have a better selection to send their traffic too, it's still in the same general area as JP but a bit broader and hopefully catches more surfers!

So your looking at an additional $8000 of investment back into your site, but with longer retention to the site, better traffic coming from the review sites, and added affiliate traffic. I don't see why you wouldn't at least double in size over the next 6 to 8 month. Of course your going to be going "balls to the wall" for the next 6 months to get this all on-line, and maybe that's what your looking to get away from :(

I just think that with all the work that you've put into your site, it's silly to let it go unless your just tired of it. And if that's the case, then $30k is a pretty respectable number in these times for someone to offer you, and you should really think hard about whether you want to just let JP fade into the sunset and milk it for all it's worth as it goes.

T. :thumbsup

Thanks. Are that many scenes really needed? Isn't 1 update per week on each site enough? Do you need to do that many updates to keep members, because it's just cheap non-exclusive content?

fitzmulti 03-05-2014 08:52 PM

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around 30. looking for more like double that at least. if not, then I'll just keep messing with it. maybe I'll even get the revenue up higher in the meantime.

Best plan on messing with it...work it, make it viable, increase the revenue, add new scenes...because in this buyers market, if you said "nah" to 30K, that may be about as good as you'll get...and honestly, I am surprised at that offer.

fitzmulti 03-05-2014 08:55 PM

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Originally Posted by joepusher (Post 20006170)
Thanks. Are that many scenes really needed? Isn't 1 update per week on each site enough? Do you need to do that many updates to keep members, because it's just cheap non-exclusive content?

Well, that, and also to be competitive w/ mega-members area type sites, like Brazzers, TeamSkeet, Reality Kings, etc....when you join one of their sites, you get ALL of their sites...I have a similar thing with my affiliate program, but of course, I am NOWHERE near even close to those guys...just using that as an example for you.

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TFCash 03-06-2014 06:06 AM

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Originally Posted by joepusher (Post 20006170)
Thanks. Are that many scenes really needed? Isn't 1 update per week on each site enough? Do you need to do that many updates to keep members, because it's just cheap non-exclusive content?

I don't know your customer base, but going from my experience with TF, yes!!

More scenes inside means longer membership renewal. Look at it this way, we get customers to sign-up because they see one hot girl that they have to see more of, if I want to keep them as a customer I have to have more of the same inside to keep them paying to stay :)

As for the updates, I found that daily updates keeps them and the review sites really happy. We don't add movies everyday, that's why you should start to add pics also. Gives you a cheap update option that believe it or not, there are still a lot of customers that like the pics. When your shooting girls, just take along the camera and shoot 40 or 50 pics so you can get maybe 20 to 25 that can be put up after the video goes on-line. Many of the non-exclusive deals that I've been buying include photo-sets when you get the video, so its really a no-brainer to use them as content :thumbsup

If you update JP every other week with new stuff, and then add something to the 3 bonus sites every few days. Mon, Wed and Friday for amateur site. Tue Thru and Sat for the interracial site, and Sun and Wed for the party site. That way your making updates everyday to your network.

just my :2 cents:

fuzebox 03-06-2014 10:22 AM

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Originally Posted by joepusher (Post 20006170)
Thanks. Are that many scenes really needed? Isn't 1 update per week on each site enough? Do you need to do that many updates to keep members, because it's just cheap non-exclusive content?

Shap once posted something I liked. He said that the member should get the impression when they first log in that the members area never seems to end. You don't want them to feel like they're getting a limited amount of content.


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