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If you are serious about your business and engage in self-promotion as a camgirl or adult online entertainer, and broadcast news about your activities and promotions by way of press releases, emails or newsletters, please add our email address to your distribution list.

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We are not an industry forum. We do not tweet or retweet. We follow a basic, fundamental PR approach (distributing and publishing industry-related news) to accumulate content that will build interest and audience (sellers to buyers) for our webcam businesses. We will include your promotional information as often and as pervasively as possible in our collective PR efforts which are 100% free to active camgirls and models. We need news and related camgirl information for content.

The news you provide does not need to be professionally written, or follow any formal presentation. Keep it simple. Example: "I am doing Independence Day themed Gold Shows all day -- $4 for 7-minutes. Then, just provide the Who? Where? What? When? answers people will need to favorably respond to your offers.

While driving targeted traffic that will result in direct sales is a primary goal, a secondary benefit is building inbound links to web destinations. Google loves inbound links and they figure prominently in Google webpage ranking. The more you have, the better.

Links to your chat room URLs, ManyVids, Clips4Sale, Niteflirts, ELM and TalkToMe pages, fan clubs and shops, etc. will only help increase your exposure to prospective clients and customers. Make it easier for people who are looking to buy what you are selling find you. Please add this address: promos@zwebcams.com Let's all enjoy more business. Thanks! ;)
 
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Your mobile site is awful. No links what so ever and paragraphs are cut off. Also Five Star Chat? I recognize that white label. Your services are free, but you slap your white label or affiliate link. Which is fine, just seems shady to not be transparent.

I also recognize most of those models are from Streamate. You arent even properly marketing them on the correct site. I don't mind white labels, but it seems a bit misleading to claim they are affliated with your whitelabel. That just creates confusion when a member tells me I'm on another site, when in fact I'm on Streamate.

Also a good chunk of those models listed are not at all or barely camming anymore. You need to update your list.

Im also confused with the ads. Here is @Emberblaze's ad.

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So how exactly does your traffic get routed to their rooms? Does this email them directly?
 
I'm not even a milf.
I have a major reproductive disorder actually.

If you're going to advertise me you can use the information actually listed on my streamate profile or don't do it all please.

what is up with affiliates miss marketing all the time? when i first started, i was 24, and everyone seemed to want to market me as a teen. when i didn't put myself as one, and didn't dabble in any sort of age play.
 
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what is up with affiliates miss marketing all the time? when i first started, i was 24, and everyone seemed to want to market me as a teen. when i didn't put myself as one, and didn't dabble in any sort of age play.

I think they are just trying to market to the most searched fetishes for more attention. Teens and MILFs are very popular after all. They should really ask the model about this sort of thing though before trying it... That's just rude not to and assume it's ok if it gets traffic.
 
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I think they are just trying to market to the most searched fetishes for more attention. Teens and MILFs are very popular after all. They should really ask the model about this sort of thing though before trying it... That's just rude not to and assume it's ok if it gets traffic.

I understand why, but I always turned down those type of shows though. If they aren't going to market me right, how can they expect to make any sort of affiliate income if I'm turning away their traffic? I have had affiliates suggest I should say I do, because it's money in my pocket (and theirs). Which isn't respectful to my boundaries and limits.
 
I understand why, but I always turned down those type of shows though. If they aren't going to market me right, how can they expect to make any sort of affiliate income if I'm turning away their traffic? I have had affiliates suggest I should say I do, because it's money in my pocket (and theirs). Which isn't respectful to my boundaries and limits.

Agreed 100 percent.
Anyone that comes into my room calling me mommy gets banned because I don't cater to that. I'm rude as fuck to anyone that calls me a MILF and tell them I'm not a baby machine and they shouldn't assume I'm a MILF just because of my age because plenty of women can't or don't want to have kids.

So marketing me as a MILF is not a great plan.

I also ban anyone that tries to spring impregnation roleplay on me and I'm sure there are other things I'm too tired to think of right now considering I have like 500+ members blocked.

I literally hunted down a blog and commented I wasn't a fucking MILF and now I'm curious if that was these folks since they were using the same picture.
 

Apparently, you hit the nail right on the head. I guess we are "dumb people" for our use of "buzzwords". Concerned that we offended you and maybe other people with our use of them, we consulted (looked them up) in both the Merriam-Webster and Cambridge English dictionaries. They define "buzzwords" in approximately the same way... words or jargon that are considered fashionable or popular with a group... or a term or that sounds good, but means nothing.
I am not sure whether "promote' or "advertise" or "broadcast" "PR" or "publicize" are the "buzzwords" we are using to sound important. But, I am pretty sure all those words have meaning, and It's my guess they are NOT over anybody's head. Working in advertising and marketing, they are pretty basic words I use just about everyday. But, if we're sounding elitist using them while we are actually being dumb, I guess that is the height of being condescending. Sorry
 
Apparently, you hit the nail right on the head. I guess we are "dumb people" for our use of "buzzwords". Concerned that we offended you and maybe other people with our use of them, we consulted (looked them up) in both the Merriam-Webster and Cambridge English dictionaries. They define "buzzwords" in approximately the same way... words or jargon that are considered fashionable or popular with a group... or a term or that sounds good, but means nothing.
I am not sure whether "promote' or "advertise" or "broadcast" "PR" or "publicize" are the "buzzwords" we are using to sound important. But, I am pretty sure all those words have meaning, and It's my guess they are NOT over anybody's head. Working in advertising and marketing, they are pretty basic words I use just about everyday. But, if we're sounding elitist using them while we are actually being dumb, I guess that is the height of being condescending. Sorry
Being super passive aggressive probably isn't a good strategy when trying to convince people you are a serious company that can help improve their business. Just saying.
 
Your mobile site is awful. No links what so ever and paragraphs are cut off. Also Five Star Chat? I recognize that white label. Your services are free, but you slap your white label or affiliate link. Which is fine, just seems shady to not be transparent.

I also recognize most of those models are from Streamate. You arent even properly marketing them on the correct site. I don't mind white labels, but it seems a bit misleading to claim they are affliated with your whitelabel. That just creates confusion when a member tells me I'm on another site, when in fact I'm on Streamate.

Also a good chunk of those models listed are not at all or barely camming anymore. You need to update your list.

Im also confused with the ads. Here is @Emberblaze's ad.

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So how exactly does your traffic get routed to their rooms? Does this email them directly?

Hello Audri,
Thanks so much for being so generous with your time. For a person not vested in our success, you certainly devoted a good amount of time to offer your very helpful comments... sincere thanks! I'll respond to your comments in the same order they were offered.

-- "Your mobile site is awful. No links what so ever and paragraphs are cut off.
Answer: Sorry you think our mobile site is awful. The first page you're referring to features mostly preview or teaser copy. You would probably be surprised to hear that what you cited as design flaws are actually "strategic design features"... at least that's how they were viewed a couple years back when webmasters paid a fair amount of money to have them hand-coded into the site. Today they can be incorporated into a site as a low-cost plugin.

The articles being cut short and the absence of links is intentional. Compressing elements for small mobile formatted sites was a goal in this strategy. There was also a school of thought that said as a matter of getting site visitors interested in your site, you should flood them with content; particularly true of adult sites. But, not with words... with images. So, newer design concepts then tried to jam as much imagery into a site as possible... and for quick reveal too.

The code I mentioned automatically cuts the article from its original word count and displays an excerpt of about 50 words, it also strips out all links in the preview (teaser) copy.

If you click the headline or model's name in any article, it will open to the full article complete with links. Instead of being an article of 50 words, you might have 500 words or more to read and several links to follow. If we were to display the complete copy block and image for each, we would not be able to present as much content on the first page and not nearly as many total images.

-- " I recognize that white label. Your services are free, but you slap your white label or affiliate link. Which is fine, just seems shady to not be transparent."

Answer: Our FiveStarChat is an old Streamate white label... one of the very first. Back then, you had to qualify for WL ownership. If memory serves me correctly you had to have been an affiliate for 2 or 3 years and achieved a certain level of sales success. We had to ask Streamate for permission to develop the site.

The goal of having a WL was in having your own brand. Being "transparent"... is counterproductive to having a WL. Even Streamate would preach, counsel and advise us to be as different and unique from the Streamate site as you can be. The last thing a WL owner wanted to be was operator of a site that appeared to be a clone of Streamate and was NOT a separate, and completely different entity. To be successful as a WL operator/marketer the last thing you probably want is a visitor landing on your site and thinking, "oh, this is just Streamate". But, it certainly happens all the time.; mainly because they quickly recognize a model or two.

We have to go about our business with the idea that Streamate is competition just like MFC, Chaturbate, Jasmin and so on... and hope the general consumer public thinks the same. This is the way it works with all cam networks who operate WL programs. It is NOT just a Streamate thing.

-- "I also recognize most of those models are from Streamate. You arent even properly marketing them on the correct site. I don't mind white labels, but it seems a bit misleading to claim they are affliated with your whitelabel. That just creates confusion when a member tells me I'm on another site, when in fact I'm on Streamate."

Answer: Yes, most, if not all of the models are Streamate models. Streamate would tell you that "their" models actually are affiliated with the WLs they are seen on. (Isn't this what CamModels does?) We have no choice but to feature Streamate models. That's true of all Streamate WLs. I'm sure you are familiar with PornHub. PornHub owns a Streamate WL. It's called PornHubLive.com.

You seem not to be aware of the fact that all of these sites are almost exactly the same. The only control a WL operator has over his/her site is its name, logo design and color scheme. We all have the same models; same shows, same features; same pricing. As a model, when you are seen on the Streamate network, you are simultaneously seen on more than a thousand sites... maybe more. Pull up Streamate.com, PornHubLive.com and FiveStarChat.com in three different browser windows and then switch back and forth from window to window. You will see the same models in all three windows at the same time.

This is not secret information being revealed. It's not done to confuse models. It's just how a network of WLs are opertated by a huge broadcast platform like Streamate.

One way we have a chance of being different and standing out from the crowd is in how we market or promote out WLs. One brief way we are different is that we enable models to promote what Streamate and other WLs won't... things like their Twitter account, official website, ManyVids page and so on. There's more, but that 's a whole other story.

-- "Also a good chunk of those models listed are not at all or barely camming anymore. You need to update your list."

Answer: As of Tuesday morning, all models that we had the opportunity to check were still active. These ads are fairly recent so they're should not be that much turn-over.

-- "Im also confused with the ads. Here is @Emberblaze's ad."

Answer: I'm a little confused too. We owe her an apology for referring to her in an incorrect way. Right now and until I have a chance to research this a bit, I have no explanation for this. We do NOT make assumptions about anything regarding what we publish. We would not even assume a person's race or ethnicity if we did know it for sure. My best guess is that incorrect information was pulled from another source... we relied on it, or never thought to question it... which is just NOT our standard MO. We'll dig on this so it doesn't happen again. Our most sincere appologies.

-- "So how exactly does your traffic get routed to their rooms? Does this email them directly?"

Answer: Each ad contains a link that reads: "Visit website." If that link is clicked it takes the surfer directly to the model's chat room... or any other web page that accommodates automated checkout... such as a ManyVids page. If the ad is for something like a Skype show or a custom video, then the model can be initially contacted anonymously through a form that is sent like an email. The model's email address is never revealed.
 
I'm not even a milf.
I have a major reproductive disorder actually.

If you're going to advertise me you can use the information actually listed on my streamate profile or don't do it all please.

We are very sorry for this screw-up and apologize profusely for any trouble this caused you. Since I was not personally involved in this posting, right now I can only offer best guesses as to what happened. We do not ordinarily make assumptions about what is posted. We seek to offer our readers helpful, useful information about their favorite models... information they may not typically find on other camsites... like a Twitter address. Or, information that may also enhance the model's ability to make money... like her Model Centro or Clips4Sale page. It's possible we picked up an incorrect piece of information about you and were unaware of it. At any rate, we'll research this to determine what went wrong to make sure it doesn't happen again.
 
What's up with that music?
 
We are very sorry for this screw-up and apologize profusely for any trouble this caused you. Since I was not personally involved in this posting, right now I can only offer best guesses as to what happened. We do not ordinarily make assumptions about what is posted. We seek to offer our readers helpful, useful information about their favorite models... information they may not typically find on other camsites... like a Twitter address. Or, information that may also enhance the model's ability to make money... like her Model Centro or Clips4Sale page. It's possible we picked up an incorrect piece of information about you and were unaware of it. At any rate, we'll research this to determine what went wrong to make sure it doesn't happen again.

My Twitter and website are both Emberblazexxx although the website is still in the very very beginning stages. I also use fetlife which is simply EmberBlaze.

Your best bet in advertising me is to emphasize on the fact that I cum easily and have great tits. So the 5 dollar thing is a good point because that's what I charge for tit flashes in free chat and usually flashing my tits results in more tips. I'm also "thick".

I do domination and vanilla but not submissive shows.

You can use any photos on my Twitter, streamate or anything recent from fetlife. The one currently being used is old, doesn't reflect my current hair or lighting quality and was I'm pretty sure a screen grab.

My guess is you guys copied my info from another post about me. Likely the one I complained on already.

I LOVE white labels but I only love them when they get my info right otherwise it doesn't help either of us.

It could be worse though. You could be the white label that's telling people I lactate in exclusive. As soon as I figure out which one that is I'm complaining to SM loudly. :haha:
 
My Twitter and website are both Emberblazexxx although the website is still in the very very beginning stages. I also use fetlife which is simply EmberBlaze.

Your best bet in advertising me is to emphasize on the fact that I cum easily and have great tits. So the 5 dollar thing is a good point because that's what I charge for tit flashes in free chat and usually flashing my tits results in more tips. I'm also "thick".

I do domination and vanilla but not submissive shows.

You can use any photos on my Twitter, streamate or anything recent from fetlife. The one currently being used is old, doesn't reflect my current hair or lighting quality and was I'm pretty sure a screen grab.

My guess is you guys copied my info from another post about me. Likely the one I complained on already.

I LOVE white labels but I only love them when they get my info right otherwise it doesn't help either of us.

It could be worse though. You could be the white label that's telling people I lactate in exclusive. As soon as I figure out which one that is I'm complaining to SM loudly. :haha:

Thanks for the additional info. Please don't hesitate to contact us with news and info on what you are doing, adding or launching.
 
What's up with that music?

Yeah, the music... you asked a simple enough question... but it's a long story. Obviously, music is very much a matter of personal choice. I've spent some time in this thread explaining that it's pretty tough to stand out from the crowd when you don't have that many options to be different. The webcam market is getting so crowded and competitive that the issue of branding is becoming more and more important.

On a localized basis, we've had models tell us they would really like the opportunity to dance in their chat rooms. "Work" would be more interesting for them. Music could drown the deadly, awkward, silence that happens when a model who is on the quiet side confronts chat room prospects who are also on the quiet side. Chat rooms can then be pretty deadly and boring... when they should be up beat places that inspire fun and excitement to some degree or in some form.

This all made sense to us, so we've been experimenting with adding extra entertainment value and atmosphere... or at least music... for quite some time. We quickly learned that just adding music was far more challenging than we realized. The first question was "what kind of music?"... we have a very diverse audience by all measures. People range in age from 18 to 70. More than 1/3 of our audience is European.

In trying to figure out how we might do this, we came to feel that we should work toward developing a "style" that would provide our branding. But, we were advised that a too narrow music offering such as hiphop or classic rock would not cut it. We eventually got in touch with a German music producer who did this kind of work. Ideal music could be listened to, talked over and danced to. From teaming with him came the idea of adding sexy music videos on a 24/7 basis that would serve as stylish background to what was happening in the way of webcam chat.

So, we're slowly becoming known as the webcam site with the sexy-girl music videos. It's too early to know how this is actually affecting the site. Visitor numbers are up. And, we seem to get a lot more compliments than complaints or criticism... but we'll just have to see how it goes... over the long run.

Hey, thanks for your question and interest.
 
Yeah, the music... you asked a simple enough question... but it's a long story. Obviously, music is very much a matter of personal choice. I've spent some time in this thread explaining that it's pretty tough to stand out from the crowd when you don't have that many options to be different. The webcam market is getting so crowded and competitive that the issue of branding is becoming more and more important.

On a localized basis, we've had models tell us they would really like the opportunity to dance in their chat rooms. "Work" would be more interesting for them. Music could drown the deadly, awkward, silence that happens when a model who is on the quiet side confronts chat room prospects who are also on the quiet side. Chat rooms can then be pretty deadly and boring... when they should be up beat places that inspire fun and excitement to some degree or in some form.

This all made sense to us, so we've been experimenting with adding extra entertainment value and atmosphere... or at least music... for quite some time. We quickly learned that just adding music was far more challenging than we realized. The first question was "what kind of music?"... we have a very diverse audience by all measures. People range in age from 18 to 70. More than 1/3 of our audience is European.

In trying to figure out how we might do this, we came to feel that we should work toward developing a "style" that would provide our branding. But, we were advised that a too narrow music offering such as hiphop or classic rock would not cut it. We eventually got in touch with a German music producer who did this kind of work. Ideal music could be listened to, talked over and danced to. From teaming with him came the idea of adding sexy music videos on a 24/7 basis that would serve as stylish background to what was happening in the way of webcam chat.

So, we're slowly becoming known as the webcam site with the sexy-girl music videos. It's too early to know how this is actually affecting the site. Visitor numbers are up. And, we seem to get a lot more compliments than complaints or criticism... but we'll just have to see how it goes... over the long run.

Hey, thanks for your question and interest.
Well, not just the music itself. Sort of a irksome interface thing.

Open the website, there's that cropped youtube vid moving over on the right. If like me you find the music annoying, you click on the video to try and stop it, the video (muted) stops but the music keeps playing.
 
Thank you for responding. Your site on mobile needs to be more functional, since majority of porn traffic comes from either phone or tablet more then PC nowadays. Pornhub posts their analytics every year showing that percentage is getting higher.

Answer: As of Tuesday morning, all models that we had the opportunity to check were still active. These ads are fairly recent so they're should not be that much turn-over.

Well I'm telling you there are models listed on your site that haven't streamed in months or no longer stream on streamate.

Also I know for a fact models posting in your chat aren't them.
 
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