What kind of customer visits "Live Cam Sites"?
 

I want to target my live cam customer better.

What kind of person visits and spends money on "Live Cam Sites

i find ones that are usally visiting amateur type sites, majority of my traffic is amateur stuff, so it does really well

I guess guys with specific / unusual fetishes can be milked well but I always see simps who are just really into a certain women and throwing 10k tips during public streams with the girl doing nothing...

We all talk about customers that are whales then there are customers that show up regularly - why?? Is it the site design? NO.

They show up because the girls know how to build a relationship and talk to users making them feel desired and that their fantasies can be met. Just having a bunch of girls means nothing if they aren't training on how to make money by building client relationships rather than just sit there looking pretty.

Often you can find the girls that aren't as "pretty" as others have more clients because they are outgoing and keep clients guessing and intrigued. So start there in getting a variety of girls not that you like but that clients want. NOTE keep on eye on your demographics and analytics to find out - first who gets most visits and who gets the most time spent. Then sort out your line up based on that.

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do a keyword research and more or less you will get the picture.

I personally have had better success pushing cams as an upsell than on cold/unregistered traffic.

Very much this.

Some cam customers just have dough to spare and enjoy engaging in largesse for models they like for whatever point of commonality or appeal.

Some cam customers are lonely.

Connection matters in cams and is much more important than just getting off.

Professional MALE Porn models are old and tired. Doing predictable stuff.

Live MALE Cam models, such as myself, we talk to viewers, and depending on Tips, do what they want to see.

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