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Hey all,
Im new to the live shows thing. What kind of ratios should i judge them on?
I know this is kind of "how long is a piece of string" but a rough guide, what do you get?
Im sending AVS (100% have a card and have paid for porn online) and free site traffic.
With our live product, there is no cap to what you can make off of one customer's spending (especially since we pay lifetime). We do look at ratios, but we also take into account the revenue per click, and what the net payout is looking like.
When you have some free time, I'd like to take a look at how your account has been doing, and see if I can come up with some ideas on how you can improve with us. I'll be gone for most of the weekend, but if you send me an email or leave me a message on ICQ, I'll get back to you as soon as I can.
If you prefer phone, I'll be in the office after 8 a.m. (PST), on Monday. 818-880-9021 ext. 241. Have a great weekend :)
Im in total agreement with Jeff on this (hey bud ltns) you cant judge things like livecams and VOD based on conversion ratios alone because you are going to have long term recurring incomes from them, not in the normal sense of the word 'recurring' but in that you may get a member that joins today, who might spend $10 and in another week he/she may spend $100, in a months time, that same member may spend $1000.
Likewise 'free' dating sponsors, where the surfer can become a member for free but then decides to later 'upgrade' their account to a paid one.
These types of sponsors are more 'revenue' related because you really never do know when you are going to land a big fish, for example, i have a member on a cam site right now that in the last 18 months has spent over $5000 in viewing credits. On a PPV provider i have a guy who has spent $2000 in the last 6 months too, it really is luck of the draw for the most part on these types of sponsors as to how much the member will spend but after a while, if you snag a good member, you are gonna make a killing because this type of content keeps the surfer interested for years.
Regards,
Lee