I have had a number of people who hit me up asking about the established clips stores, but could not afford the price of them so they were looking for something cheaper, or something that I would allow them to do payments on. So here is that offer.

Options:
1. I will license you around 300 scenes of my content (or 100 of another, 3 mo. updates).
2. I will teach you how to cut, watermark, and compress clips using VideoCharge.
3. I will be available for support/coaching/mentoring up to 2 months.
4. I will give you a crash course on how to do updates, scheduling, and promoting clip store.

If you do it how I tell you, and consistently. You should easily make $200-300.00 a month minimum with around 30-60 minutes of work daily (figuring you are slower, it takes me 15), if you call it that. I will help you learn editing and compression software, picking out a domain, watermarking and other things needed to be successful.

You should break even within 2-3 months. Cost for this, $750.00 paid in one lump sum. $1000.00 if you are doing three months and payments (this includes the cost of HD/S&H). Payment plan will require a contract, and you will not get the license, 2257 docs, or receipt until paid in full.

Payment to be made by Verified PayPal, WIRE, or EPASS.
ICQ: 298063587

Included: Tutorials
* Clip Store Management
* Full Model(s) & Scene Descriptions
* VideoCharge Guide (Processing/Cutting/Watermarking)
* Basic SEO 4 (Your) Descriptions
* Traffic Generation

I typically am not a fan of these types of programs, but they have their uses if you spend the time to customize them.

http://scrapebox.com/

This is a program you would use to, ‘in theory’, harvest info on your competition and also get some relevant keywords and back links for SEO and traffic. My guess is most of the blogs are complete shit and you are better off spending your time and energy on a link-spun or thunder-ball for trading and building links.

However, one of the guys I consult for hit me up a rave on this program. So it may be worth some checking out.

I get asked this question all the time. I will tell you my honest opinion although many others may disagree depending on their background. Some people are nothing but traffic guys, and work the affilate and traffic broker game. Others are looking to do their own pay sites, and maybe produce their own content one day. While others do not care about any of that shit and simply want to make money from their home and in their underwear.

In my opinion the easiest way to start in the adult industry is with a clip store. It is low risk, and as long as you follow the routine daily, you should easily get your R.O.I. in a few months and  from there you expand. However, before you go head strong into the adult industry you need to keep in mind that your success and failure resides completely on YOU. I can give you all the best advice on the planet, 13 years of experience, what I would recommend you do based on your knowledge, cash, and skill sets. But if you do not listen. There is nothing to keep you from ending up in the shitter. Adult online is the same as any other business. You have to put in the WORK. Obviously, there are some perks. Freedom, and working in your panties from home.  That said, let’s get rolling.

This is going to be a basic business outline you would follow assuming your end goal is to develop your own pay sites, and possibly your own content. Before you get to that point, REGARDLESS of how much money you have, you should follow these steps. They obviously are not going to make you millions over night. But you WILL learn the skills you need to make money online.

1. Go to your local county clerk’s office and register a business D.B.A. (doing business as).

2. Go to your local bank and open up a BUSINESS checking account, and get your credit/debit card that goes with it.

3. Research the niche you want to start out in. There is a lot of good content out there you can get for a few thousand dollars that would last you for YEARS of updates. I  would recommend you get into something you like personally. You are going to have to look at this stuff daily. So it would make you life more enjoyable if it is something you are passionate about. But you can always go more mainstream hardcore if you like. You may just need to work harder.

4. After you have picked a niche(s), then you need a domain. This will be important for a pay site later, branding, and watermarking your clips. I have written a tutorial on how to find good domain names in that section.

5. I would get a virtual hosting account. This is going to be for your banners, your gallery submits, posting up pictures to forums and other things. Virtual hosting is about as low as you can go, and be dependable. If you use a free host or something similar, they can nuke you and your content at any time. There is nothing more annoying that working for a month, and then have your content killed because you broke some Terms of Service or became high bandwidth. Hosting, in time, will be the life line of your business. You need to invest in a decent one for everything from hosting your site, promotion materials, branded email and DNS/domain management.

6.  Next, you need to sign up for your clip stores. There are a number of them out there now a days, but really the only two I have found that make you decent money are Clips4Sale and Clips.com. The terms vary, and I prefer C4S myself, but typically you are looking at a 60/40 or 50/50 type of split.  For their end, they are taking care of the billing, hosting, and other b.s. that they take on their end. While not the best deal around, it is a decent deal.

7. Once you get your content, you are going to want to watermark you clips. There is a tutorial to do it with one of the mid range programs I use, and recommend. There are higher and lower end on the market. I also use Premiere and Sorenson Squeeze, depending on if the clip is a re-run, or a 1st release, etc.. But I digress…

So you watermark you FULL LENGTH clips. Once you have done that, you would then want to cut your clips into sections. Some do this, some do not, it’s up to you. I am giving you a very basic overview of what has worked for me. So you do say maybe two  week’s worth to start. Watermarking and compressing your FULL LENGTH, and the cutting into sections. I like to do three pieces. So if a clip is 10 minutes long, I do 3 minutes per. You can’t be less that 2 minutes on a Clip Store.

Continued later…

It’s important for me to state that not ALL designers are con artists who love running up the tab on you. However, if you do not know what you are doing or too lazy to learn you are going to run into problems. I will give you a prime example of this.

I am working on this huge network of sites for not only ad spots to add into my existing network, but also adding in link trades and some other things for tracking and what not. As you might imagine, building 30 sites in 30 days is a hefty task and can be costly to boot. For this project I already had a site that was done some time back that fit the mold for what I wanted in this first batch of sites.

It would be running on a centralized server script where I can have one central DB/admin panel with 10,000+ sponsor galleries but I can have 100 different sites pulling from this single DB daily. I would set up each new site with different domian, colors, header, and parameters to pull from on the DB so that no two of the 100 sites would have the exact same content.  I would also set up my link organizer on each new site as well. So I would, again, have one centralized link management admin panel to handle my entire network of links. I figured I can do one of these per day.

The part is can get tricky with is design work. Most would look at this project, and think they need a whole new design for each site. Even though you are looking to use the same type of look and template for all sites as you launch them. You throw out some posts looking for bids and they come in from $50.00 Russians, to your main guys saying they can do it for $100/250.00 a pop.

While these are fair prices more a less for a NEW DESIGN you really do not need one. After all, you are simply changing up a free graphics and some headers for the most part. Although some designers will tell you that you need a new design. Not so if you have a demo site with a working CSS and some basic HTML skill.

Now, before you try this yourself. You need to make sure you do a complete copy of any code on your site, and save it in a text file. That way, should you fuck something up you can easily cut and paste the original back in there. You should ALWAYS do this if you do not know what you are doing, and are trying to do something yourself. Otherwise, you could screw up your site and not know the steps to back track in your code.

Ok, so you would want to open up your CSS/HTML on your site to see if you can make some basic changes like a background. I take a peek at my main demo example site, and….

On this example, you can easily see where the background color to the site and style sheet (CSS) is controlled by the HTML. I can easily switch this up myself by finding color codes and replacing it for each new site. You can find color codes by doing a quick Google search.

“html color codes”

You find a color you like, replace the color in the “CODEHERE” in between the ” and save. This should change the color of whatever you are doing in that HTML code. So in this case, it changes the background color from a light blue to purple.

So now you ask, WIIFM (what’s in it for me”? Well, this little trick just saves you a lot of time and money. Instead of $250.00 for a new design per site and 1-5 days to cut and install it each time (assuming that is what thye would do) you now can change it yourself, and only need a designer for the header graphic and some minor other graphics that should be around $10-50.00 per site. Depending on what you need.

Sometimes it PAYS to learn these little HTML and other tricks to save yourself time and money.

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A week or so ago I was going through my new network of sites and having to swap out links manually (I am building one new website a day). I was thinking what a major pain in the fucking ass it was, and as this new network of pay sites/blogs/tgp’s/fan sites/landing pages/tubes/etc. was growing how much of a pain it would be to do this over and over when I build, and sell new sites in the network. There had to me some kind of management system on the market, or I would have to pay to have one created.

So I started looking. I spent around 30-60 minutes a day looking around for a week. I looked at many link organizers on the market, but most were not what I was looking for. Same for trade scripts. They had some different variations that were nice, but it still was not what I was looking for. I wanted a single admin panel where I could control EVERY site in my network. So once  I had set up the links, I was good to go. I could manage all the sites interlinking, and also would be able to easily manage selling links at a later time. The expanded ad network, and this link management is going to be another money maker to leave no money on the table.

Anyway, so after what seemed like endless demo’s and searching through some decent, and some absolutely shitty programs and applications I found what I was looking for. The Links Organizer. This little beauty has a lot more than I was looking for under the hood, and is probably of insane value to those doing those link building and SEO networking like Thunder-Ball and LinkSpun.

For me, I was looking for a central console that I could put ALL of my sites in the network by catagory, and then link juice them back and forth in the various linking pattern I typically like doing for SEO and SERPS purposes.  I set up my network on different IP’s and C-Blocks so that they do not all look like they are mine to a SE. But getting back on point, this was what I was looking for. One site that is a solid program, easy to learn, and would manage ALL LINKS on ALL SITES in my network for me, and also allow me to sell those links. So if I sold them across the WHOLE NETWORK, I could easily put it into the admin panel, and tada. It’s on the sites for a particular niche, or across every site on the network. Easy peasy.

If you are building a network of sites, I would strongly recommend you look at this as an option. Swapping out links whether you sell them, or not, is a major time waster. This will make it much easier for you over the long haul.

Originally Posted by mike