StDrew said:

That's what I meant by "a working search engine".

It's net lingo.

Here are two I own, but have gotten bored with:

NSFW

http://www.thepythonroom.com/

more fun: www.thetropicanaclub.com


if you want people to give you an opinion on your naked body and/or sex go here:

www.showmeyourwife.com

ThirdandFinal said:

So, is the Femjoy site yours too, or is that some sort of service for porn providers?

Illustrator said:

a good friend of mine started a porn site some years ago and made mad cash off of it. It wasn't personal porn, just a pay for file download thing.

jerseykrs said:

Were they a web developer, or did they have somebody do that part for them?

Seriously, I have basic HTML skills, but I would have no idea how to set up a website where people would have to pay to download a file.

I could go do some research or some damned thing, but I'd really rather just have one of you people explain it to me.

HereToRockYourWorld said:

I don't know much, but I know he met a business partner in school, and they did it all themselves. I believe they "purchased" the files for download, no different than say flash for a tattoo shop or stock photography. His wife hated it, but I mean, it wasn't even like he had to work with porn. He simply ran the website and the business end of it. Made a bunch of money with it too.

Maybe try contacting the people who run this site for some advice?

http://reallesbianporn.net/

I'm actually considering doing this.


Tom, the moderator can pretty much walk you through the process.

AsianBomb777 said:

If you're bullshitting me, Tom is about to get a very confusing orgnote.

AsianBomb777 said:

Wow. I always just thought of the org as a "time-waster".

I never realized that it could be used as a "tool for learning".

HereToRockYourWorld said:

nope.


You may want to orgnote Natisse and Byron too. They are knowledgeable with the technology needed to set up these things, though they don't actual aspire to be part of the business.

HereToRockYourWorld said:

You might want to look into a site like iFriends. I haven't read all the details, but it seems that they handle the website and billing aspects in exchange for a 50% cut of the revenue that you bring in.