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Originally Posted by CyberAge-Dave
I respect you and I think you are a very knowledgeable, If our Cams Sales stayed the way they are right now, I would be very happy. I'm not trying to be the next Cams.com,
If you want a job working out of our offices, I could arrange that, but we don't outsource work.
This post had nothing to do with Cams, it had to do with you don't need to start a tube site or else close your doors. That's All.
If I wanted any advice regarding our Cams Site, you would be by far the first and only person I would talk to.
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Thanks for the offer and respect. I'm not looking for a job. Think of it this way, when you want to build a building do you draw the plans up yourself or do you go to the best architect in town to print out the blue prints. If you have a good builder (programs, designer, etc..) you can still use your guys to build it, but you really need someone with lots of knowledge to put the blue prints together for your guys to use.
I am offering the blue prints. I don't need to be local for that. I don't do code, but I can explain to programmers what needs to be done. I don't do design, but I can explain to designers what needs to be done.
" If I wanted advice" you saying that you don't want advice that you guys are happy where you are at. Can I ask, who is giving you advice currently and has helped you so far? How much experience do they have with cams. If you hare happy where you are at then hey, no problem keep doing what you doing. If you want to be a top 5 ranked cam site vs a top 20 (not traffic but sales) then I do hope you get some help, whether it is from me or some one else qualified.
Its funny you have two types of new cam site owners out there, the people new to adult and don't know anything and the ones who have been successful with other adult ventures getting into cams for the first time. I can understand in your situation, you have done very well with AVS (and I assume other things not mentioned here) but just because you have been successful in one thing don't let that make you be over confident that you wouldn't need help with Cams. I've had someone new to adult try to hire me that was doing a start up cam site. It was a train wreck in the making, I declined because there was no amount of help even I could help him. He was on a shoe sting budget and had studied cams for 6 months so he though he knew just about everything there was to know
That site is gone now btw...
I can relate, I made the same mistakes with offline ventures over the last 5 years and even some online ones. But I've quickly learned when I step outside of what I do best, I am a noob, I check my ego at the door and I try to find the people who are successful in this new area and I try to get them to help as much as possible.
Anyway, little side track to "adapt or die" but I hope it has been helpfull in some way to you, or some one else.