Producing tips

So I had come back as a bondage producer again and had little success (though I've never ever gone into debt monthly to do this, always made a profit no matter how small) hiring unknowns. I had hoped to use the girl next door approach, not going with the pro names. Problem was, its incredibly hard to do. The best route seemed to be Model Mayham but if you can get a reply there you're fortunate, a yes is far, far more rare.
I finally succumbed to taking the pro route after a fellow I had made friends with via Fetlife named Tony offered a model he produced with when he was active to work with me. Michelle Peters was a huge name as a bondage model, and worked for Dizdat out of Florida (that owner was also Tony - I say 'was' because he died a few years back). She had disappeared and no one knew where she had gone. Turns out she got married and moved to NY, and wasn't a model anymore. She's an old school model who can take a punishingly tight tie, and is cute on top of it all.
So Michelle was passing by my state on the way back to Florida when she had separated from her husband and had been in contact with Tony, who put her in contact with me to shoot. I said yes immediately and we shot all of Saturday, making an array of content. Toward the end of the visit, I had my table in its very early stages, having used it on a couple of girls already but it wasn't the monstrosity it is now. I wrapped Michelle up and got her set for a tickling vid.
I pay her and she heads toward Florida and I immediately dropped all of the content rapidly, knowing I had a hot commodity that hadnt been seen in quite some time, with an eager fanbase for her.
The clips sold well, but the best of the bunch was the tickling vid.
It didn't take a genius to realize the direction I had to take.