Originally Posted by JayMoyes

I had a publicity client that did that, but it was a tricky gig.

It was BDSM (technically Male dominant D/s) of course, and women would pay for his content (back then on CD). But he primarily did sales on Fetlife and Fet raised their ad rate to the point it wasn't profitable.

Making things more difficult was he wanted the recognition and publicity, but not to be outed in public, and he could not travel to do the BDSM convention circut.

In hindsight, he might have been able to do a traffic buy, but that would have to be very specific, aimed at women looking for a smooth speaking man to bimboize them. So the traffic would need to come from like women's wellness blogs or something like that.

Most women running sex ed sites and that sort of thing wanted nothing to do with it. I got him a couple of podcast interviews, but it was a hard sell.

The funny thing was, I'm pretty sure a market was there for men looking to be sissified, and for gay men. The potential revenue was there, but he stuck to his guns and wouldn't touch it.

Meanwhile, the erotic hypno convention, Charmed, keeps gathering steam every year. Erotic Hypnosis also been a requested topic at many BDSM conventions like DomCon and Naughty Gras.