I'm going to be playing around with pricing also soon. But my new project is going to be priced HIGH because the services are time intensive. But I'd rather have a a few great clients than thousands of annoying one offs.
I'm going to be playing around with pricing also soon. But my new project is going to be priced HIGH because the services are time intensive. But I'd rather have a a few great clients than thousands of annoying one offs.
^ I'd totally be interested in seeing how things pan out for you! Part of me is thinking being on either extreme would work fairly well. I never sell things to the masses for crazy high prices. Like, I couldn't see myself pricing a standard video at $150 and actually posting it as the price to the masses, but I've sold one photo of my face to a guy for $100 before, then used the same photo as a profile picture after I did it to make a point of who was in control. You are domme, right? See part of me feels like domme stuff can totally get away with more with pricing. But maybe it's juts my mentality holding me back on this one. Idk...
Yes, I'm a Pro Domme and want to offer a monthly training rate that is customized to each sub. Since I charge $300 for an hour for an in person session, more intensive online training would have to come close to that.
At the moment I do custom videos for my members. But it can end up being a lot of work for the $30 a month. So I want to target different people who really want to get involved in online training.
I use wordpress for my site and there is a plugin that you can buy called magic members which works with ccbill and might work with Zombaio soon. You can have different levels of membership. So you can offer guys who just want to watch your weekly shows a membership for $15 a month, see some photos and videos for $30, and then pay $X for the highest level of membership
You could do it with the fetish boys also if you aren't comfortable doing the Domme thing. They will pay more for services also.
^wow that's awesome. thanks for the info.




ok so back on this note (since I'm finally at the point where I can seriously think about it, lol!)
do any of you find that your higher quality content sells better than your lower quality? I'm talking more than lighting here too - like stuff that looks professional vs amateur?
I'm an artist and a perfectionist (the worst combination) so I know I'm going to get hung up on the details, but it would be good to know from the start if it pays off. any thoughts?
So if you want to be with me
With these things there’s no telling
We just have to wait and see
But I’d rather be working for a paycheck
Than waiting to win the lottery
Besides maybe this time is different
I mean I really think you like me




THIS is why EVERYONE should bookmark your site...!!! Do It Now!!
I always think I should record my cam shows! But then I forget until the next time I think about videos. I know some of my regs record my shows, I should just ask them to send me the files.
OH! You could do that!! Have a contest for the person who has the most recordings of your shows lol. It's kind of rewarding them for stealing your show, BUT... you'll also have the files to sell to other people.
I used to just use my laptop's internal cam to take webcam screenshots of me. Now I have a $300+ camera. Always been self shot pictures, BUT... even though the quality is waaaay better, sales have been about the same (I was selling my "full body" bra/panties screenshots for $10 EACH). If they like you enough to buy your pics, they're going to buy them anyway. Better quality means more repeats, but don't get hung up on hiring a professional photographer every time you want to do a pic set.
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oh I didn't mean actual professional photography - I mean aesthetically - like if you really put effort into your lighting, music, editing, etc. so that videos look more like art films, and photos look more like artwork.
but I'm wondering if maybe some dudes like the fact that it all looks amateur? I don't know.....thoughts?
So if you want to be with me
With these things there’s no telling
We just have to wait and see
But I’d rather be working for a paycheck
Than waiting to win the lottery
Besides maybe this time is different
I mean I really think you like me




I run all my pics through a photo editor to see if I need to make any changes. Crop, brighten, etc. It's easier (for me) to just take a ton of pictures using the timer on my camera and balancing the camera on a dresser or table or whatever, and then edit them that night while watching tv with the bf.
I DON'T use all the crazy "special effects" that make my pictures look pro though.
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I sell my videos for an average price of around 20$ or so on MGF. I wouldn't sell them any cheaper tho. I would rather have tons of sales coming in than sit there waiting for 1 sale.
There is a girl on MGF that always talks all the good shit about "would you rather have 10 people buy your video for 30$ or 3 people buy it for 100$"... I keep thinking, whatever you stupid ho. Good luck with that shit. What guy these days is going to fork over 100$ for a crappy 10 minute webcam video?
Sure there ARE guys who will do it... but not many. Yeah I will take 10 guys for 30$ a pop any day over selling my vids for 100$.
Just like the girls who say they refuse to cam for anything less than 10$ a minute... good luck I say![]()
I sell my videos 200-400 tokens on mfc. Usually around 10 minutes, vanilla, and solo always.
I just started content so with my first video I sold around 15 copies for 350 tokens and my second video has only had one sale because I just put it for sale tonight
I have an average camscore of 6,000 so I think that helps with lots of traffic and affordable prices. We are in a recession after all. I don't think 17.50$ is so bad.
But I also will be excited to do a simple striptease video to sale for like 90 tokens (to help with my camscore so I get lots of 90+ ratings) and see the outcome of that.





bump for newbies.
This might be a dumb question, sorry. I was wondering if it's possible to sell content through a blog. That way not giving all your profits to a site and having to wait for said site to pay you.
I want my own site to sell content, just money is tight at the moment





Of course it's possible, but you need your own traffic. (plus you take the risk of losing most or all your money in chargebacks).
If I were good at getting my own traffic I'd never split money with a site. Been trying for years but I can't get anywhere near enough to depend on. If you can tell me how to do that I'll pay you!![]()
The boils down to: "Do what work for you."
I'm still working on figuring out pricing, networking, marketing, growing my brand, converting traffic, making things easier (obvious) for new custies/clients, etc.
It's a "every day" thing that'll get easier with time. Every single month I'm growing and learning more and more, and my income potential is rising higher and higher. In 6 months I see myself hitting my monthly income goals just in time for me to tour the US and start paying off my student loans.
But between now and then, I need to re-vamp the layout of my site, create a SHIT TON more content to increase passive sales, and work on having an EFFECTIVE weekly marketing routine that'll notify current and potential custies about what I have to offer.
My written assignments sell for $25, but my clips sell for $5 because of market pricing. I will probably drop the prices/offer a bundle in the near future once I have some more content out, but I need better promotional tools/traffic flow before I worry about lost sales due to pricing.
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