chi chi doesn't webmaster her own program, webmasters do that. she's a well-know long-term director who has also put time and money into promoting condoms throughout the gay community.
there may or may not be such a thing as bad publicity, but i can't see that refusing to direct condom-optional videos could be bad publicity.
In business .. if YOUR name is on it .. you should pay attention to it. Of course, passing the buck partnered with lame excuses, really seems to be the norm now. Why take responciblity, when there's some other person to point at? :vanish:Originally Posted by basschick
I know now, the loss of my traffic won't make a blip on their stats. Who knows? Could happen that one of the several reps I've met at any of the 6 tradeshows I've attended might notice the loss, but I doubt it.
2 programs out of 70 with crap Service is still ahead of the game. Shrug, and still a win, when I close the books.
Lesson #44 pounded into my thick head.
Points off for stubborness.
Zero hard dollars lost.
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Bill Gates
Basschick,
You are quite correct, his decision to leave Vivid due to their new policy isn't going to hurt him at all. Guess I was just pointing out that that Larry (Chi-Chi) is a master at garnering attention and getting publicity. My real point was, does anyone really care what he does....but he was able to create a ton of publicity by sending out a News Release about it as opposed to quietly stopping. He is a master at marketing and all publicity is a good thing...even if it were bad publicity.
He certainly has the right not to direct condom optional porn whereas others have the right to do so, just as everyone has the right to produce or appear in it, or not produce or appear in it.
Bill
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