Employee I would make you a partner.

i read ASM's thread and was curious if i had to take a position how much would I make based on my experience and knowledge. Obviously if i ever had to take a position i wouldn't be making a lot of money or I wouldn't take the postion so they wouldn't have to pay me millions to lure me away. I also thought this would be fun to see who thinks I am worthless, know what i am doing, etc.

ok lets change this around then to make this simple. What do CEO's or VPs of medium to large size companies make in this industry? I have no clue if these people make 40K a year or 200K a year.

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for once in my life i guess i would have to proof read and spell check. obviously i meant new ideas not "no" but that was pretty funny.

Bump ....

thanks for putting thought into it and explaining how you would come to that amount.

You would probably be worth 5-9k per month plus perks or commissions.

I know this was based off of my thread and I can not comment on my final total but its very reasonable to say it was not what I placed as my minimum.

An example would of been which I did get offers like this. 2k a month, 30 percent of all new affiliate sales, 15 percent of all current affiliate sales and a possible 25% ownership in the company if goals where met after six months.

I can only recall one or two programs offering anywhere close to my minimum.

Congrats Will76 - what a novel way to test your network :1orglaugh

As Paul alludes above, GFY is the confluence of all that is adult, and the most fascinating aspect of this thread is that Will76 will reach the people he set out to reach, but it may not appear so in the thread :winkwink:

For what it is worth, I don't know Will76 personally although Internext might be a good opportunity to change that, but what I hear from my network is that he knows his stuff...

I would pay you $100 a week to clean my house :)

Sorry but that's all I need right now - I have my handyman (aka "The Husband I don't have Sex With") and a dog sitter.

You need 4WD and your own supplies. If you use my supplies, I'll pay you $75 a week.

(sadly, I haven't been able to find anyone to take me up on this :( )

After seeing all of your retarded posts on GFY and now knowing that you have zero skills, nobody would want your stupid cash draining ass on their payroll.

You can "manage" a staff and give opinions on how to be "more profitable" what a fucking JOKE!!!!!

What makes you think you can do these things anyway (not that they are anything special)?


Stick to your self employed / janitor thing.

Just be sure that the IRS doesn't catch up to you, cause then it will be jail time for you! FUCK OFF WACKO!

Giving this to someone how do they make money? It baffles my mind.

Well if you would be director or manager of one big company then you could get atleast 30 or 40 k monthly.

Nice new fake nick Greg Demchek aka mr sexy ladies.com

Thats not to bad. The last time I had a " job " I made $300 - $500 a week bartending when I was in college. I think the avg salary where I live (varies big time from city to city and country to country) is about 30 - 40K a year with 60K people doing pretty well for themselves. I have never thought what would i make if I had to take a job at some point in the future untill I read your thread. I was curious what companies paid and how it would fit in to the pay scale of what other people make in my area. If was making 60k+ bonuses I would doing really well the the cost of living here. Nice to know if I ever had to get a job I wouldn't have to eat beans for dinner and live on the street :)

Only if you don't mind that I clean while I am naked :)

Don't hate because I make more in one day then what you make in 1 year :winkwink:

btw, I was audited 2 years ago and didn't owe the IRS a fucking penny. Well it was right before Katrina and there was some issues over some of my expenese which at worst I would have had to come up with about 10K but after the hurricane flooded their office and the agent doing the investigation was relocated, they dropped it and sent me a letter saying i was ok. I guess the small amount of money in question wasn't worth their time and they had bigger fish to go after with their now limited resources.

still looking or did you find a job already?

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Holy shit, after reading this post, 1st page only...lol

I know alot of people in the industry getting UNDER-PAID! Bottom line and I sooo bitched all day about this yesterday. Do your own thing, even if you have to work for someone else in the meantime. Have a side deal that grows..haha! Then you can be in the "bro" club. This isn't directly being posted to Will76, but I know you a little through TampaToker and your in my "bro" club, because he is honest and hard working, as we have known him for a longtime.

Another thing that pisses me off, if you "big bro's" have someone who has helped you so much, make sure they are taken care of.....crakes me up to the "bro club" people looking for experienced people to help them do something, you build it, protect it, think outside the box...only to get ditched on down the road.

If you are doing really well, and someone or many has helped you make it in this crap economy, cross sales, thieving tube sites ect... pay the F**k up. Hello, karma. Bonus time bitches. Let's NOT forget about your top affiliates, they are your golden ticket, along with other's. I could go on for days. Thank god, I got my own deal going on with someone who understands what's up!

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Good post, little did I know at the time I made this I might actually have to take someone up on this.

No I haven't got hooked up with a company yet. But I am not looking for a "job" so to say. I am doing fine now on my own still, just not satisfied with my current income. I also have lost a good bit of money in other investments, some of which I am still paying for.

I am coming back to what I know best which is advertising and working online in the adult industry. I probably know more about cam sites and cam traffic than some cam site owners.

I'm looking for an opportunity to get on with a good company and help them take it to the next level. I've tried my luck with an exit strategy in offline businesses, mainly real-estate and that didn't happen. I don't want to be an affiliate the rest of my life so getting on with a good company I can help take to the next level and that will give me base + some type of equity potential would be my ideal situation. That or straight up consulting work. I am not looking for blog, tgp submitting type work. I still pass all of that work to my own workers at $4 an hour muchless would I do it myself. I want a challenge, some decent pay and potential in some type of ownership and I will give that company 110% effort and total brain dump of my ideas etc.

Don't think that would happen.

wow its been a long time since Iv seen you post Will ... Good luck on finding a company to work with

some of these answers are interesting. However it basically comes down to who you know...
either that or you have to have great luck to get the type of job you're looking for.

To clarify half the profit you bring in. Of every $1000 a guy brings in after costs are deducted it half the profit, not all the profit,

not too long ago I posted that im looking to hire, althou I am still looking and dint hire anyone for that gig yet, I did figure out that there are some amazing talented people you can get for 70-80k a year that can do A-Z manage a entire network of paysites, updates, deal with affiliates etc

Looking over sites and ideas is something thats not a day to day thing and anyone I hire id expect to give input.

In mainstream say someone had a few content sites that needed updating and also dealing with promotion this is a 45k a year position.

I lol'd

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From that i wouldent be able to tell you....but less then what you are actually worth im sure!

Unless you actually post a PROPER CV its impossible to say.

Will,

the problem with paying a lot for any single employee, even if that single employee can make a lot of money for the company, is that you always have to look at your salary to revenue ratio. If you start overpaying someone tremendously it gets far less worthwhile to hire that one person since hiring 10 others with a total pay being the same is likely going to make the company more money in the end.

A companies total salary/benefits to revenue ratio should never fluctuate greatly. Of course certain employees are worth it to spend a higher ratio on, but this needs to be proven so most of the time most of that higher ratio will be paid via bonuses and not fixed salary.

Regarding CEO or similar things, I'll be honest, anyone with your experience should never be put up high in a management position since you simply can not manage. At least the likeliness is very low simply because you never had a real team or teams to manage.

With your cam experience, I am sure you are worth it for a company that wants to start a cam business or increase their current one, but even that can not be paid on a fixed salary basis, at least that would be insane in my opinion. Even if you think you have grand ideas, that does not mean they are all perfect and no one else ever had them, maybe they had but they just did not work which is why you do not see them out in the wild.

A base salary for someone like you without any real CV or experience working in a company environment is likely going to be somewhere around 50k a year, at least I would not pay you more. Bonus wise, we are looking at completely different numbers though. Because of the fact that you claim to have high knowledge of the cam business, any company interested should be paying you a hefty bonus on the profits you increase in their cam business unit. For you to make anywhere near 1 million USD a year though, you would need to bring at least 10m into the company in my opinion to make it worthwhile. Otherwise its just too easy to grow a business without your grand ideas by hiring 10 people who in total make 1m USD a year (with bonuses) and are happy with it...

Anyone that has been working self-employeed for too long is going to be hard to pull into an office job. First of all its a totally different work environment and second of all the benefits are usually smaller unless you REALLY know what you are doing. That being said, this does not mean anyone working in a company should start being self-employeed, because as it is the other way around, starting self-employment is a very very hard thing and requires a lot of funding initially or a very good idea which is, frankly, a 1 in 10000 chance it will ever happen.