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Originally Posted by Mutt
so if the cam model brings her own customers she gets 82% of sales leaving you with just 18% to cover credit card processing costs, bandwidth costs and overhead. which would leave you very little
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Quite; but you see in this thread, ifriends gives 100%, which means this is worth to be done in loss too.
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Originally Posted by Mutt
how much do you estimate MFC spends on advertising/traffic per month?
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Crakrev posted here about few $10k's a day paid to its affiliates, most may come from mfc. To this, add other ads. But MFC it is a little on its own, grown traffic free of charge (for mfc) like a pornhub or xhamster, or let's say facebook or skype, in 2008-2010 time.
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Originally Posted by Mutt
what % of gross revenues of a cam site = NET revenue ? i know each cam site is different but what's a reasonable number for a large cam site?
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Net revenue you mean net profit, income? So the revenue (sales) minus costs? Most cam sites with too few girls and users closed, whatever their payouts schema, simply because no economy scale, and fixed costs was higher than revenue. No cam site can do any profit unless sales are at least $50k, or better $100k a month minimum (still if you must spend $100k in ads to get $100k in sales, this does not suffice). Xlovecams posted once here some stats where it seemed they made 16% profit. This should becommon for mid size sites; About mega sites (biggest 3 or 4), I can't say as I am not part of them, and they did not posted anything (tax guys may read), but bigger the site, bigger the revenue (due to economy scale, and social effect), unless you're addicted to private jets and luxury offices. I am not counting shaving or fake chargebacks.