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Changing teenmodeltara about a bit.
Keeping within the 'am' genre and avoiding the corporate look so don't bother asking why it doesn't look like every other site you see.
But any suggestions about what might go on other pages?
Should we show more... or less for example?
Should we be ruder and more explicit in the text?
What do you think?
http://teenmodeltara.com/

Hi Daz...

I am a web designer myself, but I doubt that you know me... Therefore as a web designer, should I comment on your site, it would probably be with a 'corporate slant' that (it would appear) from your post, is not the style of response you want...

Fair play, I understand... Your looking for feedback from 'The man on the street'... Your potential customers !

But what annoys me, is that when you ask 'the public' WHAT THEY WANT'... You get no replies !!!

So come on guys.. Give Daz some feedback... !

Debate is HEALTHY !

You're absolutely right there mate.
We want to give potential customers the impression that we're doing this in a professional way but are not just a huge corporate money-making machine. Since we are a one-girl site our natural market is one where people want a more personal touch - a 'one to one' feel you might say. Hence the absence of dozens of links to other sites.
But since there's no comments here anyway, you can say what you think anyway - nice to get some feedback at all.

Oh if it wasnt Friday and the fact I am about to go out I would give you soem feedback... I have run paysites for about 7 years... not made my fortune off them mind which as always confused me as I think they are kick ass...

Started with PureTotty.com which now goes under the gise of www.DurtyGirls.com then moved into www.BigPimpCash.com with sites like www.ChloeLove.com and www.WeGetNaughty.com on that...

Now about to launch a whole bunch of new naughtier sites... like www.NatalieBanks.com and www.SophieCocks.com to name too...

So i aint the surfer, a lot of the time the surfer doesnt truely know what he/she wants... their purchase is one of impulse, ie they see soemthing they like...

I think it's important you know what your market is... and attract the correct traffic for that... get affiliattes who have that kind of traffic and make sure your site best highlights that niche...

As an 'interested spectator' the site looks nice & friendly, and easy to navigate... the set of free samples is better than many sites I've seen.

Just one point tho, the copyright & logo looks a bit big - is it the same on member's pics, or is it only like that on the freebies?

Oh and Miss Tara is pretty darned nice too - my type of girl... a little on the meaty side, and looks non too innocent.

Just my two penn'orth because it's too cold to go out tonight.

Don't forget about Google - your main page has got a lot of relevant text on it - like "genuine UK teenager with big tits", but Google (and other search engines) will never find it because it's ALL ON IMAGES and Google can't read it! If you want to keep the images include the text between "alt" tags.

Google is by far my single biggest referrer.

I'll consider your point about the copyright logo. To be honest you are the first person ever to mention the size of the logos to me in ten years of business (obviously not with Tara) but I consider all feedback and may adjust the logos as a result of your suggestion.
On a more personal note - Tara is a complete sex-maniac and frightens the life out of me!!! This is one of the reasons I put in that part about "See what I'll do next" on the website because Tara actually started out as a nonude model and after only a few months has gone on to all kinds of things!
She's contemplating doing stronger stuff on this site so stay tuned!

I don't use affiliates since I organize my own marketing and don't have to split the proceeds with anyone else.

Also, I have issues with SOME affiliates because I have seen the way they speak to content producers and webmasters on other boards. Maybe this is not true of all affiliates but I hear a lot of them complain about doing things that "piss them off" etc. As if they were the customer.
Basically, I look at it this way:
1. I can spend all day worrying about creating a site that my affiliates like and fill it with content that suits them.
2. I can spend that time creating a site that my customers like and produce content that suits them.
Which do you think is the best business option?

Frankly, if I could find affiliates that would act like salespeople do in the real world and just sell whatever product is keeping my customers happy and also do it for a reasonable percentage then I'd consider them but I'm f*cked if I'm going to run around all day after people who in reality are just members of staff.
imho.

Whoops - when I updated the web page I forgot my tags in the html.
Thanks for mentioning that.

In my opinion the logo should be big enough to be obvious, but not so big that it detracts from the focus of the pic, i.e. the model.

Maybe it's just me.