Originally Posted by Bama

Brujah,

Creating Your Adult Cartel

Creating your Cartel is easy! When you find a member's section that you like, click on the "Add This Content To My Cartel" button on the details page of every review (just below the numerical overall score) and access to that premium content will be added to the the bottom of your cartel list of member's section accesses.

Simply move accesses up, down or remove them from your list. At the end of the month, the member's section at the top of the list will be the premium content you have at the start of the next billing cycle. Keep in mind that the access you currently have will always be at the top of the list unless you remove it (or move it down) and you'll continue to have access to that member's section.

So I can set my Cartel up and have access to (for example)

Bros Fucking Hoes (this month)
Teen Dreams (the following month)
Web Young (the month after that)
40 Plus 50 Plus (the month after that)
HDTV Hotties (the month after that)
Real MILF Sex (the month after that)
Monster Loads (the month after that)
Red City Nudes (the month after that)

8 paysites from 8 different programs. Prior to AdultCartel, if a user wanted to be a member of those 8 sites he'd have to join them manually (and separately).

With us, he's a member of the AdultCartel - so as long as he remains a member - each month he gets to roll into a new members area since all of those sites are in AdultCartel.

In order to get that 1 member to those 8 different paysites, it would be damned difficult (as a webmaster) for you to send the same member to each of those sites to become a member. He'll join from a banner on your site this month - join from someone else's banner on their site and so on and so forth....

So... if industry average is about 2 months per join - you'd have 1 rebill month. (Join month+second month maybe..)

The other webmasters would have the same.

With AdultCartel, he can roll them seamlessly so you alone are the referring webmaster and you alone earn the 7 rebills instead of another webmaster and that is assuming that they'd only want access for 1 month prior to rolling. If the industry average is 2 months, that would be 15 rebills for those same 8 sites that you alone would earn..

That's just generalized math used for the explanation btw...

Make sense now or am I to close to things to explain it adequately?