Quote:
Originally Posted by kath
Wow - thanks for all the details and advice. I've always felt that it's good to work with a well-rounded balance of big vs. mid/smaller sized programs - so it's good to see that there's still a lot of faith in the smaller niche stuff.
I was a little under the weather today (dizzy, fever, aches, etc.) but am feeling lot better now - sorry I missed coming in here earlier today, but I really appreciate all the input.
I must've missed the whole "bros" thing - must've happened during my "break" into mainstream. I guess I can see both sides of that having worked with some companies that I guess people would consider a "bros" kind of deal in the past. There's always been a bit of a divide in the 'net and I guess that's what I like - there's something for everyone and no one way to do it is the only right way to get it done.
Thanks again for all the input everyone - glad to see I'm on-track with some things and need to re-focus my attention on others.
 |
But you can't be all things to all people. A lot of small sites need specialized marketing by someone who understands them. Even the biggest of the big often can't market real niche....not your mainstream "niche". For instance, if you can't tell the difference between a cuban heel and a paris heel, ff and rht, then probably you won't have much success with a stocking fetish program.