New Guy on Existing Site
 

Hi everyone-

I'm new to the biz. My business partner (in another venture) asked me to join his company. So, here I am.

Him and his wife started their main site (katie kox dot com) and had success, so they wanted to expand into a network (dirty hard drive). The first partner in the network was Janet Mason. We are opening two new sites this month as well.

We originally had our mainstream[1] content on dirtyharddrive dot com, but have since decided that it would be better to use dhd as the "network shell" site, and move all of that content into another.

My role in the company is all-around: SEO, tech, programming, marketing, etc.

So here's my first question:

1) What am I? Lemmesplain: We shoot our own content, we shoot with other talent for content trades, we have an affiliate program, we have a network of sites (some of which are managed by other groups, but ultimately fall under the umbrella of Dirty Hard Drive), and we have (or are going to have) several blogs to drive traffic.

So in order to make sure I'm using the correct lingo, I want to correctly classify myself and my company. I guess I'm a webmaster. But what about the company? Are we a content provider? studio (lol)?

Thanks!

[1] By "mainstream" I mean boy fucks girl; not sure if that's the correct term here.

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Welcome to GFY :)

Welcome here!

Welcome to the board

Welcome to GFY! :thumbsup

Welcome to GFY :)

So, you handle all the online business and I guess your network should be called a sponsor program. I would focus on building a good affiliate program.

Good luck

Welcome to GFY! Glad to have you here! :)

Hello and welcome to GFY. Ditry Hard Cash (cool name btw) is a "sponsor" or in othet words an "affiliate program". If you are managing the whole online part, including the dirty hard cash affiliate program, you could call yourself an "affiliate manager".

If you're shooting content and plan to sell it thru other channels you're called a "studio" or "content provider".

What you discribe as "Boy fucks girl" could be for example (I'm going to narrow it down a little, since boy fucks girl is way too broad) :

Amateur, Anal, Hardcore, Softcore, Milf, Porn stars, Teens, etc etc etc

These are called niches.

Some common niches are :

Amateur, Anal-sex, Asians, Babes, Bbw, Bdsm, Bisexuals, Bizarre, Black, Breasts, Celebs, Cum-shots, Dating, Drunk, Ethnic, Ex-GF, Femdom, Fetish,Fiction, For-women, Gay, Group-sex, Hardcore, Hentai-and-cartoons, Interracial-sex, Latin, Lesbians, Lingerie, Milf, Nudists, Older-women, Oral-sex, Porn-stars, Single-models, Smoking, Softcore, Spanking, Squirting, Teens, Toys-and-masturbation, Transsexuals, Voyeur, Webcams

Good luck!

Hey Chris, Welcome To GFY! :thumbsup

Hello Chris, Welcome.

As far as what you should call your self. Here you described your job as: "My role in the company is all-around: SEO, tech, programming, marketing, etc."

I would say for all intents and purposes you are the Technical Adviser.. As far as the company that seems to me that if you sponsor affiliates then being called a sponsor is appropriate and covers most everything.

Thanks!

Yup! Our two main niches on the network right now are interracial cuckolding and foot worship.

Thanks for the input; I appreciate the time you took to reply.

Chris

Welcome to the board! :thumbsup

Welcome, DHDChris.

Welcome aboard Chris! :thumbsup

Welcome and good luck!

hi and welcome here

Welcome Chris, looks like you are Running an "Affiliate program network" and " boy fucks girl" is porn so you are in the right place to learn ;)
good luck with your venture!!

welcome to gfy

I would focus on building a good affiliate program. Welcome to gfy!

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welcome aboard :)

welcome Chris! :)