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| Corben99 Member Deep South Texas 146 Posts 11/06 |  Posted - Jul 7 2008 : 5:28AMHey Guys, I'm not sure exactly where to put this post, so I'll stick here. Does anybody know if that dude Jay Servidio is on the level? Or is he a total rip off? Are his websites real money makers? Or is it all just a bunch of smoke and mirrors? Is Teleteria a big SCAM? Anybody who knows, please post here. Just Wondering. [Link] |
| jrsl76 Senior Member Perfection 4024 Posts 8/07 | Posted - Jul 7 2008 : 5:42AM [Link] |
| Corben99 Member Deep South Texas 146 Posts 11/06 | Posted - Jul 7 2008 : 5:57AM Check out his sites: http://www.teleteria.net/ http://www.teleteria.tv/ I filled in the send me more info thing, and he called me up right after I got offline. WTF? He even claims to teach classes on the adult industry. So if anybody on here is in the Adult Industry please post here, if you know Jay. Edited by - Corben99 on 7/8/2008 6:09:43 PM [Link] |
| Char6321 New Member 3 Posts 8/08 | Posted - Aug 4 2008 : 3:17PM I have worked for Teleteria since 1997 in a variety of roles. I have never had any issues with him concerning my pay. For the last six years I have worked as the marketing director. Contrary to popular belief adult turnkeys are like any other business - you have to market them yourself. The site will run itself but will NOT market itself. There are a few web owners who have failed at marketing themselves successfully. Teleteria, of course, is blamed for the failure. The site design and content are top quality and with my work on teaching people how to market their site(s) there are fewer failed businesses. Adult entertainment is a very profitable business to be in - men never give up their toys or pleasures! Jay does give seminars and even has them upon YouTube. You can watch the same information on the www.teleteria.net website. He does personally call all people who request a brochure. His staff - including me - also contact those that purchase a site and frequently I will speak with people who are considering purchasing a site just so they know up front what they will need to focus on. I would welcome the opportunity to answer any marketing or website related questions that you might have whether you are a Teleteria client or not. I hope this helps to answer your questions. Charla White Teleteria Marketing Director [Link] |
| moodyblues Member 307 Posts 1/08 | Posted - Aug 5 2008 : 12:04AM [Link] |
| Char6321 New Member 3 Posts 8/08 | Posted - Aug 8 2008 : 10:36AM Because of the failures of some of our clients, I was hired to help with marketing strategies. Since my hiring, there have been no new postings that I am aware of. I would be more than happy to talk or email with whomever has questions. Take care, Charla [Link] |
| pornlaw Member 578 Posts 10/05 | Posted - Aug 8 2008 : 10:45AM I suggest that for a website to be profitable, you must be well capitalized. I always tell my clients do not even bother to try opening an adult website unless you come in with no less than $100,000 to start, and even then that might not last long. Michael www.AdultBizLaw.com [Link] |
| Char6321 New Member 3 Posts 8/08 | Posted - Aug 13 2008 : 9:52AM What I have found to be true is that one must have and do the following: have an easy to navigate site; quality content varied enough to entice the general populace; and, content that changes at least monthly To market an adult site one needs to focus on many different avenues, such as: Search Engine Optimization Package that ensures they are not labeled as spam and that keeps them moving upward in the search engine. PRICING ON SEOS DEPENDS ON THE COMPANY AND WHAT YOU ARE HAVING DONE. In order for the SEO to work well, one must recip link - one should never stop because it gives you more than places on the search engines - FREE I suggest our clients use Thunder-ball.net - this is an excellent resource for recip linking - FREE On-line classified ads - THERE ARE FREEBIES OF THESE OUT THERE Word of Mouth - FREE Business Cards - minimal price as you can do them from your own home and don't need anything elaborate T-Shirts with URL - give to college students, they wear anything everywhere! MINIMAL CHARGE This is just a sampling of what an adult website owner can do and on a shoestring budget and still be successful! Of course there are other things one can do. Take advantage of your environment! I spoke with one gentleman in New Orleans (pre-Katrina) who took 150 business cards he had done up himself, handed them out at 3 bars. By Wednesday morning he had 8 clients and his site had been up less than one week and it wasn't even in the search engines yet. By taking advantage of your environment you can be successful using very little money. Charla Charla White, Marketing Director [Link] |
| pornlaw Member 578 Posts 10/05 | Posted - Aug 13 2008 : 1:01PM For a site to be truly successful, a site needs exclusive quality content as well as advertising to promote itself. A single exclusive scene will cost anywhere from $500 to $2500, depending on the sex act of that scene. At $2500 - 20 scenes, which is not a lot of content will cost $50,000. Additionally a starting ad budget could be $5000 to $15000 and of course you have the costs of building the site. Michael www.AdultBizLaw.com [Link] |
| MikeSouth Deactivated User 511 Posts 11/02 | Posted - Aug 13 2008 : 1:08PM Michael is correct Jay Servideo is well known within the adult webmaster community as your basic huckster. Its kind of like all the people who try to sell you get rich quick by working at home schemes yada yada.... think of it this way if theres so much monry in it why is he trying to sell you the opportunity (and I use the word loosely) to do it instead of doing it himself? he used to sell this snake oil at adult webmaster shows.....not anymore really go sign up on gofuckyourself dot com and ask about him there... GFY is THE forum for adult webmasters. [Link] |
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