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Once Your Website Is Live
Congratulations on opening your very own website! Your site has passed compliance, and the next step is getting it going and turning it into a nice monthly income. Whatever kind of site you've chosen, here are some pointers to help you make the most of it.
1. Keep your other stores going
Updated Oct 25, 2026
Your new website isn't a replacement for your other clip stores (yet), and you'll still want that income coming in. Those platforms have customers who are loyal to them, or at least comfortable with them, and most already have their card details saved there. Keep those stores running and move your customers over to your own site gradually, so you don't lose those income streams.
Your new website needs traffic, and your other stores are a great source of it. Watermark the videos you upload to your other clip stores with your new site address. Customers who buy them will see there's a better place to get your newest videos.
2. Advertise and promote
Updated Oct 25, 2026
The traffic your new website gets will come from your promoting and hard work. Watermark everything with your domain name: trailers, GIFs, promos and pictures. Then put them wherever your customers might be: tube sites, forums, art sites and social media. Tag your performers so they retweet or share your content with their followers. Get to know your fans and post trailers in the places they visit.
Your dashboard can help:
- Twitter/X Auto Tweet posts your new updates for you.
- Discount Codes give fans a reason to buy, for example for a holiday sale.
- Rewarding Members with Credits rewards members who keep rebilling.
If you'd like to talk about marketing strategies, I always have a few creative ideas, and I'm always eager to hear yours!
3. Keep up with DMCA takedowns
Updated Oct 25, 2026
Even with a streaming site, pirates may still find a way to steal and upload your videos. You put a lot into your content, and the money it makes should go to you. Get stolen content taken down whenever you find it. If you start from the very beginning, it's much easier to keep up. There are services that do this for a monthly fee, or email me and I'll send you a free DMCA takedown form to use.
4. Put in the work
Updated Oct 25, 2026
Owning your own business is the toughest thing you'll ever do. No one will work as hard for it as you will, and your bottom line will reflect the effort you put into every part of it. When you started, you probably thought this would be simple: get a camera and hire a model. Now you're a camera person, talent agent, graphic designer, IT person, customer service rep, performer, director, producer and editor. It's a ton of work, but it's all worth it when your site takes off and you have a nice monthly income rolling in.
"There's no talent here, this is hard work. This is an obsession. Talent does not exist, we are all equals as human beings. You could be anyone if you put in the time. You will reach the top, and that's that. I am not talented. I am obsessed." (Conor McGregor)
Questions?
Updated Oct 25, 2026
If you have questions or comments, you can always email me at [email protected]. I'll get back to you as soon as I can!
Garrett Casse