What is the deal with licensing my content - GoFuckYourself.com

bebelarou · 05-02-2003, 11:16 AM

Hi! I have a new site and want to know about licensed content. Can someone explain the deal with the diffrent types of "licensed content, please"??

exclusive
non-exclusive
custom

etc.......

I don't get it can anyone help?

Wizzo · 05-02-2003, 11:18 AM

You do realize Paypal doesn't except Adult sites anymore?

bebelarou · 05-02-2003, 11:29 AM

ty for your '

' I do know I cant use paypal and I am in the process of signing up with acteva or probilling or ccbill or globill

butt that is another question.

Mr. Jim · 05-02-2003, 11:32 AM

Licensed Content:

This means you do not own the content you simply have the right to use the content. This holds true for both still images and video. Many content producers are happy to license the content for use with a one-time fee (for stills usually) or a recurring fee (mostly associated with licensed video). This means you can use the content but you cannot sell the content to a third party.

Exclusive Content:

This can be either a purchase or a licensing agreement. If licensed this means you cannot sell the content to a third party. You will have the content exclusively to display in your site but it cannot be sold to a third party. The content creator or distributor has granted an exclusive license to that content so that you are the only one using it but you do not own it. Some content can be shot by producers that will be exclusive sets/video that can be purchased for use in all perpetuity (you can do what you want with it i.e. use it sell it license it etc.

Custom:

This is when you work with a producer on exactly what kind of content you are looking for and the producer will go and custom shoot it to your needs. Most likely this will be a purchase and not a licensing agreement. Meaning that if you purchase the content it is yours to use in any way you see fit.... license out, sell, etc. It is not unheard of for a producer to do a custom shoot and license the content but is not all that common.

In many cases you can get more content in the monthly budget if the content is licensed.

We have over 20,000 hours of video and still content available for pricing as low as $250.00. If you are getting into the paysite business i strongly suggest that you take a look at Holio packages. We have been in this business since the very beginning and there is a reason Holio Feeds are in every successful adult online venture.

Best of luck. Get in touch...lets see what we can do for you.

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05-02-2003, 11:16 AM	#1
bebelarou Registered User Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 17	What is the deal with licensing my content Hi! I have a new site and want to know about licensed content. Can someone explain the deal with the diffrent types of "licensed content, please"?? exclusive non-exclusive custom etc....... I don't get it can anyone help? __________________ BeBe La'Rou <a href=mailto:[email protected]>[email protected]</a> <a href=http://bebelarou.com>http://bebelarou.com</a>

05-02-2003, 11:18 AM	#2
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05-02-2003, 11:29 AM	#3
bebelarou Registered User Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 17	ty for your '' I do know I cant use paypal and I am in the process of signing up with acteva or probilling or ccbill or globill butt that is another question. __________________ BeBe La'Rou <a href=mailto:[email protected]>[email protected]</a> <a href=http://bebelarou.com>http://bebelarou.com</a>

05-02-2003, 11:32 AM	#4
Mr. Jim Confirmed User Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 4,372	Licensed Content: This means you do not own the content you simply have the right to use the content. This holds true for both still images and video. Many content producers are happy to license the content for use with a one-time fee (for stills usually) or a recurring fee (mostly associated with licensed video). This means you can use the content but you cannot sell the content to a third party. Exclusive Content: This can be either a purchase or a licensing agreement. If licensed this means you cannot sell the content to a third party. You will have the content exclusively to display in your site but it cannot be sold to a third party. The content creator or distributor has granted an exclusive license to that content so that you are the only one using it but you do not own it. Some content can be shot by producers that will be exclusive sets/video that can be purchased for use in all perpetuity (you can do what you want with it i.e. use it sell it license it etc. Custom: This is when you work with a producer on exactly what kind of content you are looking for and the producer will go and custom shoot it to your needs. Most likely this will be a purchase and not a licensing agreement. Meaning that if you purchase the content it is yours to use in any way you see fit.... license out, sell, etc. It is not unheard of for a producer to do a custom shoot and license the content but is not all that common. In many cases you can get more content in the monthly budget if the content is licensed. We have over 20,000 hours of video and still content available for pricing as low as $250.00. If you are getting into the paysite business i strongly suggest that you take a look at Holio packages. We have been in this business since the very beginning and there is a reason Holio Feeds are in every successful adult online venture. Best of luck. Get in touch...lets see what we can do for you. [email protected] click the banner below to sign up