Top Bucks to Get Out of Site Membership Biz ?

[Rcourt64]

Originally Posted by RawAlex

The Deecash crew are very good at spotting programs that are either not doing as well as they could, have dead ended, grown to the limits under current management, have been abused by their owners (see Epictrash) or who have owners that have become absentee landlords in many senses. My feeling is that they are working a "formula" with these programs to bring them up to snuff or at least to extra significantly more revenue out of them, recouping their investment much more quickly then they would if they just trying to spew out paysites of their own inside their single program.

In reality they are also buying contact to webmasters. If each program has an established base of webmasters that overlaps only 30% with every other program, each new program adds successful webmaster to their contact lists. I would expect Deecash people to leverage this in some manner in the future.

...incredible

Advantages here being possibly "re-promoting" the same content to new surfers? I mean WTF please?
and for that matter? ...
It's just cheaper to promote by just buying them out???
And how much of this recycled amateur porn, Do you believe venturous webmaster will find or discover worth spending interest in investing in?

[RawAlex]

Well, think about it. The list of programs that was put up there, most of them were either underdeveloped, or were short time stars that sort of faded away. Even Mayor Money, which was a pretty decent program all considered with a fewdecent amateur girls in it didn't really have major updates in a while, outside of a new gallery added this week most of them hadn't had an update in 5 to 8 months (gallery wise).

So now, if you go back and mine some of the previous content, clean it up and make it look fresh, those sites can once again appear to have updates. Heck, if the models are still available and into it, shoot another 20-40 sets, mix it in with existing stuff, and you have a year worth of updates (and a year worth of new galleries you can push on your affiliates each week). Even if the model doesn't shoot another day, you can still recycle enough content to make it look like something is happening, and that is enough to get affiliates to push the sites again and for signups to come back in.

You have to think of it like buying a run down gas station convenience store, rebranding it with your corporate logo, clean up, paint, and relogo the place, and make it look all fresh and happening - and then sell the same shit that was on the shelves last week that you bought at a discount from the previous owner.

There are literally hundreds (if not thousands) of paysites and programs in this very same situation, use to be good, use to be popular, never was quite popular, ran out of content, ran out of desire, ran out of profit... that in the right circumstances they can be turned around on the cheap and turned into little profit centers.