In a recent thread, tickler in black lamented the fact that a video costs $1,000 to make, and since they only sell about 20 copies, they make little to no profit. This sentiment has been stated before. I remember Jeff from Magic Touch lamenting that no one from the forum bought his videos either, and he was upset that people here critized his videos when they didn't even buy them. What the heck is going on here?!
Does no one like videos? There are over 4000 people who are members of this forum, and lets assume that people who don't know about the forum, or don't care, buy videos. From the forum alone, there should be a lot more sales, I mean, ....4000 people!
Lets assume all 20 or so were from the forum. That's 1 in every 200 people buys a video. Damn! I may have to go back and rewrite that whole Yaqi thread -though all the points were valid. It's just kind of null and void right now. If only 20 people bought videos, why should the models even CARE if they are "spotted" or "exposed?" The chances of winning the lottery are far greater than the chances you will run into someone in America that purchased a video you were in! This should be incentive to DO more tickling videos! "Hey, you want to make a lot of money in a short period of time, and I guarantee, NO ONE will ever see this thing?!"
I think it should be the other way around - "Hey, I did a tickle video, I did something fun and cool!" "Yeah, right, has anyone seen it? Prove it, show me one person who watched it!" That's not even 15 SECONDS of fame. It seems like if a girl WANTED to be seen, the tickle industry would NOT be the way!
This may also explain why people will present ideas for videos, and they never get done. I always ask for pantyhose in videos, but if that makes less customers...the girl may make more profit buy getting a free pair of pantyhose than the company will make producing the video!
Why doesn't anyone buy videos? I won't buy the ones that are too expensive, or where the model is faking the laughter, or is not ticklish, but STILL! Every company out there has videos that does have those winners.
What's up with all this!?
Does no one like videos? There are over 4000 people who are members of this forum, and lets assume that people who don't know about the forum, or don't care, buy videos. From the forum alone, there should be a lot more sales, I mean, ....4000 people!
Lets assume all 20 or so were from the forum. That's 1 in every 200 people buys a video. Damn! I may have to go back and rewrite that whole Yaqi thread -though all the points were valid. It's just kind of null and void right now. If only 20 people bought videos, why should the models even CARE if they are "spotted" or "exposed?" The chances of winning the lottery are far greater than the chances you will run into someone in America that purchased a video you were in! This should be incentive to DO more tickling videos! "Hey, you want to make a lot of money in a short period of time, and I guarantee, NO ONE will ever see this thing?!"
I think it should be the other way around - "Hey, I did a tickle video, I did something fun and cool!" "Yeah, right, has anyone seen it? Prove it, show me one person who watched it!" That's not even 15 SECONDS of fame. It seems like if a girl WANTED to be seen, the tickle industry would NOT be the way!
This may also explain why people will present ideas for videos, and they never get done. I always ask for pantyhose in videos, but if that makes less customers...the girl may make more profit buy getting a free pair of pantyhose than the company will make producing the video!
Why doesn't anyone buy videos? I won't buy the ones that are too expensive, or where the model is faking the laughter, or is not ticklish, but STILL! Every company out there has videos that does have those winners.
What's up with all this!?





