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Originally Posted by Stephen
This is the single best piece of advice for ANY affiliate/salesperson, adult cam or otherwise
Folks that don't agree, or don't understand WHY, are the ones that are failing...  |
How many promoting porn sites would actually buy from any. This is a bigger problem. A lot of peope on this side of the fence think buying porn is foolish, probably would never of bought it anyway and just keyboard crunchers.
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On other notes, the performer who seems to not be looking directly into the camera may be looking into a different camera. Simultaneous performances on multiple networks or shooting the cam session as content, are not uncommon, and a second cam/PC/laptop to the side will give the "looking away" effect. Of course, sometimes they're just looking at a kid burping up his carrots...
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All leads to less of a "hook" for the people viewing. Selling is a very highly skilled job. This industry doesn't do it, it dumps people onto a page and relies on luck to convert. Having a girl untrained or badly trained as your last point of closing a sale is a disaster.
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And on another note, "shaving" isn't required. Read your sponsor's terms and understand its business / marketing practices. If you are not making sales, it might be because every person on the planet has already been added into the system (free joins, APIs, cookies, etc), so you'll never likely earn that million dollar PPS. Try promoting an alternative site or program from the same sponsor, or offers from other sponsors.
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This is another element. how many people who buy from a cam site have been been on one before. How many have never clicked on an advert, or pop up on a tube or piracy site? I would think few. Is this another benefit of adverting on piracy and Tube sites, get your cookie onto the users computer and cut out the affiliate?
Would cookies with a 24 hour life span cut this down?