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Originally Posted by Dianna Vesta
Try something new and innovative. I bet you 10% of your first year revenue that it works.
Success in niches is all about understanding the mindset of your member. This is why the most successful niche sites are sites owned by people “into” it. But hear me out because there is a solution…
I KNOW trannies. Since I was first coming out in the gay bars 20 something years ago. They are true exhibitionist and tranny lovers are turned on by this flamboyancy too.
Create a site that is free to register. Allow registered members to create profiles, a bio page, maybe a blog, personal. You’re really wanting to appeal to actual trannies, especially the ones who are performing and “working”. Anyone can upload photos to their gallery and anyone can view thumbnails BUT you must be a paid member to view full size images and content you add such as movies and pictures. Make the stories free so people will register. Throughout the site give them a reason to come back and logon to view profiles, maybe meet trannies and chat. Hell create a few of your own users.
Once you have the money to hire a GOOD programmer you give the people who upload their photos points that convert to cash every time someone clicks their photos. Once a few trannies start to spread the word, they’ll do the work for you.
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Some good advice there but....
"I KNOW trannies. Since I was first coming out in the gay bars 20 something years ago. They are true exhibitionist and tranny lovers are turned on by this flamboyancy too."
That is not always the case. There is a huge market for the less visible cross dressers and transexuals who do not "do" the club scene nor do they really want a public presence. I have a very flamboyant friend who does makeovers of would be and transexuals who are content to remain in the closet and always will. Now that is a good market. I get business from that market and trust me it should not be overlooked. Don't do the obvious.