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Licker4U
2005-03-22, 07:54 AM
Is there a forum or message board for newbie paysite owners?
Thanks!
chilihost
2005-03-22, 08:51 PM
you are welcome here, there are quite a few friendly folk that will help. I have found its best to ask specific questions and you will be pleasantly surprised with the quality of the answers.
cheers,
Luke
You mean starting a paysite as a newbie, or just new to paysites ?
T Pat
2005-03-23, 06:47 AM
Is there a forum or message board for newbie paysite owners?
Thanks!
|headbang| I guess I fit in that catagorie
eppoclappo
2005-03-23, 07:15 AM
In case you need a guide setting up your first paysite:
http://www.cozyacademy.com/classrooms/paysite/index.asp
There is a forum dedicated for paysite owners, albeit a bit inactive:
http://www.paysiteowners.com/forums/
Egypt
2005-03-23, 08:09 AM
Why don't you like this one?
I think all the forums of adult industry will be helpful to you.
Besides everyone is accepted - mature paysite owners, people who just started one, content producers and ....
Designers |thumb
People just sharing experience, communicate and make some business :D
Hunter_ST
2005-03-26, 12:59 AM
Boards like this are a good place to start asking questions...
Yep, I think this board is good enough...hope to ask many questions about paysites in the future here...because I want my own paysite too
There is a forum dedicated for paysite owners, albeit a bit inactive:
http://www.paysiteowners.com/forums/
GreenGuyandJim is a much more active webboard than that...
Licker4U
2005-03-28, 06:05 PM
I'll use this forum for questions when I'm ready. I just remember seeing a message board dedicated to newbie pay site owners several years ago and can't find it now.
T Pat
2005-03-28, 07:54 PM
I'm going to go out on a limb here
I do have a marginally successful pay site (and I mean marginally) I still consider myself a newbie if it weren't for this board I would have been out of business along time ago
I would strongly recommend that any newbie take the easier road and make free sites (and some money while learning the business)
There's a hell of allot to learn before you can really do a pay site correctly. Even if your the talent I would still look into working with
a company with a track record.
just my opinion |pimpin
Go by trial and error and you should be fine... if you got at least a little knowledge of course
Go by trial and error and you should be fine... if you got at least a little knowledge of course
Trial-and-error by paysite terms = Lots of $$$ loss
;)
Trial-and-error by paysite terms = Lots of $$$ loss
;)
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