I guess they don't care about profits as much as they say they do.
why don't big programs buy exclusive content?
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Alot of them actually do buy exclusive content or at least have it shot in house. Of course I am sure there are a few that still just operate with the buy every license they can mentality and go that route. -
What does buying exclusive content have to do with profits? As a content producer yourself, I already know you're bias, but...
Too many people buy into the "it must be exclusive" phenomena. There are plenty of people making bank on DVD content and other forms of non-exclusive content. There are paysites that run on feeds alone. And contrary to your statement, they ARE thinking about profit when staying non-exclusive.
If Site A makes gross monthly income of $10k and has an exclusive content production cost of $8k (weekly updated hardcore movies with pictures), they're taking away $2k profit. If Site B makes gross monthly income of $5k (half the amount of sales and rebills as Site A) and has a non-exclusive content purchasing cost of $1k (daily updates of hardcore movies with pictures), they're taking away $4k profit.
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? Are you saying that since they do not order from you or have you asked other providers.Originally posted by xenigoIncorrect. Most do not.Comment
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Nothing to do with not ordering from me. I'm getting out of the content biz anyway. Yes, I talk extensively with other providers and am friends with quite a few of my competitors. But beyond that, I have done quite a bit of market research, contacting the largest companies who you would naturally assume buy exclusive content.Originally posted by Lord of the fungi? Are you saying that since they do not order from you or have you asked other providers.
And, they do not.Comment
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what he saidOriginally posted by SlyWhat does buying exclusive content have to do with profits? As a content producer yourself, I already know you're bias, but...
Too many people buy into the "it must be exclusive" phenomena. There are plenty of people making bank on DVD content and other forms of non-exclusive content. There are paysites that run on feeds alone. And contrary to your statement, they ARE thinking about profit when staying non-exclusive.
If Site A makes gross monthly income of $10k and has an exclusive content production cost of $8k (weekly updated hardcore movies with pictures), they're taking away $2k profit. If Site B makes gross monthly income of $5k (half the amount of sales and rebills as Site A) and has a non-exclusive content purchasing cost of $1k (daily updates of hardcore movies with pictures), they're taking away $4k profit.
Of course, this is only one possible scenario...Comment
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The quality of the product has nothing to do with profitability of the company.
This should be self evident but if you need examples, just look at Walmart and McDonalds."Every normal man must be tempted, at times, to spit on his hands, hoist the black flag, and begin slitting throats."
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Because "Exclusive" isn't all that it's cracked up to be. There are only so many models and many of them are recycled. So while you may have so called "Exclusive" content in your members area that same model may also in the members areas of your competition and it cost you $1,000-$3,000 dollars per scene.
The alternative is to license semi exclusive content from dvd's because the
Adult Models in the "dvd world" aren't exposed to the internet as much. Plus your only paying $25.00-$60.00 a scene.
At the end of the day I don't think shooting Exclusive Content makes more money then semi exclusive. It's just a matter of knowing where to shop
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I really do not think he meant it as a blanket statement.Originally posted by BRISKSo you're saying programs like TCG, Nasty Dollars, or TopBucks don't have exclusive content?Comment
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quality is important, but doesnt mean exclusive is more quality, in most cases the video quality is the same as when you buy non-exclusiveOriginally posted by NetRodentThe quality of the product has nothing to do with profitability of the company.Comment
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I would venture to say that 70% of huge programs shoot exclusive in house and about another 10% hire people for exclusive.Comment
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and both are rightOriginally posted by bigdogAll the exclusive conten shooters will come in the thread saying exclusive is the only way to go, and the dvd content sellers will say the same thing about dvd contentComment
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Simple - they don't need it to make serious money. Sure, they might make more with exclusive content, but they have a budget & try to make the most out of as little investment as possible. This might be why they are the "bid programs"; they spend most of their money on better designs, scripts, advertising tools (FHG's, banners, etc), and traffic.i buy massive xxx dating traffic.Comment

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