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Male Performer Chat: Solos or Duos More Profitable? M/M
I'm thinking about trying to find someone for a male/male duo - maybe someone who is already a model. Does anyone know if male/male duos tend to do better than solos? If so, any idea by how much? For it to be worth it, it would have to make at least double what a solo would.
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Just a hunch from an old timer: you won't make double the single rate if you team up with someone. You will spend half your time telling non tippers who is who, who is taller, who has the biggest feet, who is top, who is older, who is bottom, whether and when will you flip. You will more than double the usual stupid questions and commands. Go to some duo rooms and watch them.
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gofish
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Sort of think the only positive thing about doing a couples is the fact that you have someone to talk to when you end up with a room of non-talking viewers.
Sometimes it can work and at best might introduce a performer to other members out there.
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Sometimes it can work and at best might introduce a performer to other members out there.
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MILO:
Double the work half of the pay.... 
If you think it is hard to do a soloshow wait until you add another piece to the puzzle...
Every single visitor expects to see hard coresex from the first second on...
Just my experience as an old timer of 14 years here... Look around and ask models how many duos have survived for over
a few weeks????
Salut and enjoy whatever you decide to do... Just my
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gofish
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Double the work half of the pay.... If you think it is hard to do a soloshow wait until you add another piece to the puzzle...
Every single visitor expects to see hard coresex from the first second on...
Just my experience as an old timer of 14 years here... Look around and ask models how many duos have survived?
Salut and enjoy whatever you decide to do... Just my
.. .. .. ... YEP Louis most of them don't survive and think some that still around just might be in for more of having a cheeky time on the site rather than from the financial side.
Having said that it might get some performers a few more viewers when they go solo.
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louisphillippe
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YEP Louis most of them don't survive and think some that still around just might be in for more of having a cheeky time on the site rather than from the financial side.
Having said that it might get some performers a few more viewers when they go solo.
Absolutely GOFISH!! they get more viewersas a solo for sure...
I don't know of any duo surviving for more thana year and making a good living...
"Making a good living" is the key...
for funand for free .....may be???...
JUst my
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I'm thinking about trying to find someone for a male/male duo - maybe someone who is already a model. Does anyone know if male/male duos tend to do better than solos? If so, any idea by how much? For it to be worth it, it would have to make at least double what a solo would.
(Any interested guys in the Chicago area? DM me ;) )
From what I've seen, you simply have to actively promote do your existing fan base that you're working with this other person.
This can create a whole new experience to drive traffic to you. If you are struggling with a solo fan base, I'm not sure if creating a new couples profile will help. It's unlikely that people will be interested in BOTH of you equally. They are there to see the one person they like interact with someone else reasonably attractive.
You both are cross promoting for the other model's customer's too. So you need to work with someone where there's an even benefit.
Essentially, this comes down to marketing. If you're using the social media and other tools to interest potential customers in you and you've built your brand, adding a couple's account can be a welcome addition. If not, there's no incentive for a quality model with a quality customer base to work with you.
Good luck in any case!
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(Any interested guys in the Chicago area? DM me ;) )
From what I've seen, you simply have to actively promote do your existing fan base that you're working with this other person.
This can create a whole new experience to drive traffic to you. If you are struggling with a solo fan base, I'm not sure if creating a new couples profile will help. It's unlikely that people will be interested in BOTH of you equally. They are there to see the one person they like interact with someone else reasonably attractive.
You both are cross promoting for the other model's customer's too. So you need to work with someone where there's an even benefit.
Essentially, this comes down to marketing. If you're using the social media and other tools to interest potential customers in you and you've built your brand, adding a couple's account can be a welcome addition. If not, there's no incentive for a quality model with a quality customer base to work with you.
Good luck in any case!
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