hey guys do you promote any Gay VOD sites if so which ones and how are they working out for you
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hey guys do you promote any Gay VOD sites if so which ones and how are they working out for you
aebn does okay for me - better than others i've tried. i make more money promoting paysites, so i no longer send much traffic to vod.
VOD sites are kind of large libraries. Your blog might have niche followers, or there just might be more benefit to promoting a certain title featuring a specific niche or model.
Last week I shared a couple of links (below), which promote certain titles, on all of the VOD portals. Just insert your affiliate code(s) where appropriate.
http://www.dudelodge.com/images/Yaho...ng_Lei&mws=804
http://www.dudelodge.com/images/Yaho...Hoddie&mws=824
http://www.dudelodge.com/images/Yaho..._Davey&mws=771
If you're interested in promoting softcore, non-sexual nude male, here's a couple of my VOD theaters, especially to a female audience... Just insert your Affiliate codes...
http://www.gayhotmovies.com/studio/9...111638,1,hm_rs
http://theater.aebn.net/dispatcher/f...pe=PublishDate
http://www.xtube.com/paid_channels/s...=triangledream
http://www.tlavideo.com/templates/re...622&v=23&vod=1
GameLink does well.
Every now and then we'll post on a specific title with the blogs for AEBN.
(You can embed your google analytics code in your aebn theaters, when we see a "hot" title doing well, we'll put it up on the blog.) So yea it does well. Paysites do better though.
You should try Badpuppy's new VOD service DogGoneMedia
I'm pretty new at all this, but I just got my first DVD on AEBN. I'm proud of it and I was so thrilled to see it all done up on the site. I hope it does well.
Check it out and let me know what you think:
http://gay.theater.aebn.net/dispatch...heaterId=14077
Seeing oneself in print is always a great feeling. I've done it 200+ times in the past 5 1/2 years.Quote:
Originally Posted by RobertChandler
As with any on-line portal, one sole title will have a revenue producing life expectancy of 1-60 days. After that, unless you have solid ways to drive traffic yourself, you'll go from earning dozens of dollars, to dollars, to nickels and dimes.
Once you get on the bandwagon, you're on the treadmill, you need to keep releasing a new title every 14-60 days, or your previous title will not see the light of day.
Hollywood does it, video stores do it, VOD portals, even paysites. You need a continuous flow of content, every 2-8 weeks, to stay in front of consumers.