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my avs sales have relied almost entirely on selling the site. my text is minimally involved in selling the avs's content, and i have always sold well by doing this. up till this month, i generally was selling 1 membership for every 19-25 people who clicked to the avs - and that is a LOT better than paysite sales for me.
how much space do you give to selling the avs?
Xstr8guy - I have to agree with you in coming up with a good sells/marketing pitch is vital. One of the main reasons that I started neglecting my avs sites was the new rules regarding VISA. I have always sold my SITE and just mentioned that site was protected by whatever avs. I did this as it was my site that brought the traffic there and if I couldn't sell my site, then what did it matter about how great or how much content the avs had to offer. It was the hot guy or set on my site that has aroused the surfer. But with the new rules that you could not identify your SITE as a site, etc... is what got me confused as to the approach. Then I got offered a 18 month contract for a project and the rest is history.
One thing I have noticed is that UGAS still claims to be an adult verification service. Dave has stated that his company actually performs age verification. I good friend of mine challenged him on this but received no valid explanation. It short I am sick of all the bullshit at UGAS. It does not matter to me if it is or is not a gay company, if the employees are gay or not. If the company makes me good money then I can play the game. Otherwise time to leave.
Well, they just never got around to changing the scripts for UGAS. :mental: Which just goes to show you how important UGAS is to the TTI empire. When the new Visa AVS guidlines came out, it was "change your CyberAge text and scripts A.S.A.P." What about UGAS? "Oh, we'll get around to that after all of the CyberAge stuff is taken care of first". What was that... oh, about a year ago?Quote:
Originally posted by studpuppy
One thing I have noticed is that UGAS still claims to be an adult verification service. Dave has stated that his company actually performs age verification. I good friend of mine challenged him on this but received no valid explanation. It short I am sick of all the bullshit at UGAS. It does not matter to me if it is or is not a gay company, if the employees are gay or not. If the company makes me good money then I can play the game. Otherwise time to leave.
Hmmm, I bet UGAS merges back into CyberAge within the next year.
i never noticed it still said stuff about avs - what is WRONG with them? they could lose visa entirely, not only ugas but cyberage and cybersexnetwork.
Pretty scary, huh?