My Life in Porn: exploitation or just good fun

Wednesday, August 15, 2007

exploitation or just good fun

wet t shirt contests are always a topic of fierce debate.

Myself I love them in fact i took the pic below at one last weekend in Miami.
For the girls its a chance to let lose have some fun be the ceter of attention and maybe win some cash.
But for many the choice they feel should be up to the moral majority and not those who wish to view and take part in these events.
I do beleive these ladies as long as they are of adult age should be able to make up there own minds on what they feel is moral and what is not and then live with the choices they make at the end of the day.
Remeber its just a breast
Jenn
TheHiddenWife

5 comments:

Anonymous said...: I say if they want to show em go for it.
i love titties; 8:25 AM
Anonymous said...: Its there bodies if they wish to exploit themselves no problem; 8:25 AM
The Hidden Wife said...: release the hounds!!!!!!!!!!!!; 8:26 AM
Anonymous said...: great pic I love the hot chicks; 8:26 AM
Anonymous said...: Let em swing wet bobbies rock; 5:59 AM

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Another daring photo shoot

Jim and Jenn Deans of MyWifeBucks.com recently managed to pull of an audacious outdoor shoot at Fort Jefferson, a historic landmark 70 miles offshore of Key West, Fla.

The shoot went well thanks to an approaching hurricane, which kept the island nearly deserted, with the exception of a few park rangers.

"We had the entire fortress, the largest masonry structure in the world, as a backdrop," Jenn Deans, co-owner of MyWifeBucks, said. "It was wonderful."

Although they were in fear of getting caught, Jim Deans reported that the risk was worth the effort.

The couple has had to keep their shooting locations covert, as authorities have recently become aware of some shooting locations in advance. In the last year, the Deans have shot on an aircraft carrier, several submarines, in vintage aircraft and several forts dating back to the Spanish American war.

For more information, log on to MyWifeBucks.com.

Hope you enjoy my little page about my life inside the porn industry and all the goings on and happenings we go through on a daily basisis.
we add to this blog all we can and all the events stories and everything else you find here are true.
we have been involved in all aspects of the porn industry for over five years now.
At present we have filled all over the world and done more Tv and radio then anyone else we can think of running a small adult site.
When done here we would love for you to have a peek at our site and we invite you to post your stories fantasies and thoughts here also.
Please dont spam us we remove all those daily so please dont waste your time or mine.
Love Jenn
The Hidden wife

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Twelve billion per year. That’s what the online adult sex industry is estimated to be worth.

Clearly, there’s a lot of money to be made by selling sex online, and all kinds of webmasters are making it. It's possible for an individual webmaster to make between $200 and $400,000 per year, according to Jim Deans, who runs www.thehiddenwife.com with his wife Jenn in Ottawa. “[It] just depends on luck, skill, and how much you will put into it in time and money.”

All shapes, all sizes

Adult webmastering is not a cookie-cutter industry. In fact, online adult sites exist in all shapes and sizes. Some are one-man bands, like www.velvetecstasy.com, where webmaster Victor does everything from photographing models to creating and maintaining the Web site, and handling credit card billing. Others are run by sexually active couples who webcast their own antics for fun and profit (on sites such as www.thehiddenwife.com and www.hotpussycat.com).

“We, as a couple, were having some fun one night with our webcam and someone asked if he could pay me to get naked on the cam, so I did,” says Hotpussycat.com’s Cat Dev.

Larger companies do it all. Founded by IT programmer Mark Prince, www.2much.net sells live adult video chats between "hostesses" and customers, and sells professionally-supported versions of its LiveCamNetwork software to other webmasters. www.LiveCamNetwork.com has become such a success that the company’s Montreal studio is now the subject of the Showcase TV series Webdreams.

“We make five dollars U.S. a minute on each live video chat, and our payment to our girls per minute is 75 cents Canadian,” says Mark Prince. “The remaining money is our net profit, after we’ve covered $5,000 rent on 6,000 square feet, salaries, equipment, and bandwidth costs. If the girls work out of their own homes, they make $1.25 a minute, because we don’t have to provide the facilities.”

This is just the tip of the iceberg: There are adult webmasters who direct potential customers to pay sites for a share of the revenue (www.mywifebucks.com), run online job boards for aspiring adult performers (www.sexyjobs.com), and host adult search engines (www.booble.com).

The profits

Adult webmasters make their money in many ways. The most obvious is to charge customers to view the site after enticing them there through banner ads, word-of-mouth, or "free samples" posted on TGP (Thumbnail Gallery Post) Web sites. Charging by the minute for live video chats, where the customer sees the performer via webcam and talks with him or her by real-time text messaging, is just one version of this model. Typically, sites like LiveCamNetwork.com have their customers pay for time upfront by credit card, then debit from that payment as the clock ticks down.

Another way to make money is through affiliate programs, where different Web sites share revenue when they direct traffic to each other’s sites. Throw in adult DVDs, toys, and performer souvenirs such as preworn lingerie, and the sales opportunities appear endless.

This said, there is no "killer app" in the adult Web business, says Becky DeForest. An eight year industry veteran, DeForest runs www.stormmedia.com and is an operator of multiple adult Web sites and license holder for more than 2,000,000 adult stills and 300,000 adult movies.

“Income depends on what you do and what your goals are,” DeForest tells HUB. “I know millionaires that have made their money solely from referring memberships to other sites. I also know millionaires that are pay site owners ... I also read just about every day that someone has made their business so successful that they quit their nine-to-five gig.”

Content is king ... and queen

Whatever they are offering, adult webmasters know that content is king. Whether they hire and photograph models themselves, or use content licensed from someone else, they know that they must have the most eye-catching and convincing models possible. Otherwise, their potential clients – who are generally middle-aged white males, according to everyone we spoke too – will surf elsewhere.

“You gotta sell something that people want to buy,” says Abby Winters. “Sounds obvious, but you'd be surprised!”

In terms of which sexual preferences to cater to – within the law – “the best thing for someone to do is stick with what they personally like,” says Cat Dev. “This guarantees dedication to research, content picking and also marketing. Stick with what you like; it’s that simple. If you like it, [chances are] others do too.”

Finding good help

One might think that it would be difficult to find adult models. However, it appears that the reverse is the case in our sex-centric society, according to www.ynot.com webmaster Connor Young, who says that the industry finds the people it needs through a variety of avenues. “Advertising, word of mouth, and actually going out and finding girls at clubs, bars, events and strip clubs are the most common means.”

“We often get college girls who are comfortable with the technology, but not with working in strip clubs,” says Mark Prince. “We end up with smart performers who know computers, either working from our studios or from home.”

“Most cities have online communities of models – some online communities transcend cities or countries – and word spreads fast about bad operators,” adds Abby Winters, Webmaster of www.abbywinters.com. This is why adult webmasters need to treat their models professionally and courteously, and pay them without resorting to sexual harassment,” he says. “Demanding a [personal sexual favour] before payment is not acceptable.”

So why would anyone bare it all on the Web? Exhibitionism, an uninhibited attitude to public sex, or a desire for some form of fame are among the reasons. But don’t discount money: At 75 cents per minute, one of 2much.net’s video chat girls can make up to $45 per hour, and up to $75 per hour if she works from home.

“The best part of my job is finding a girl who's working in retail or waitressing or even at a pizza place,” says Nick, Webmaster of the video chat platform iCN . “She makes no money, her apartment is a hole in the wall and she doesn't have any way to get out of it. And then we come along, and we show her what she can do, that is worth more than she thinks she is.”

Two points that adult webmasters must remember: The models must be 18 years of age or older, and all necessary legalities must be followed in the Web site’s home country. “We went as far as to discuss what we were planning with the police before we did a single video chat,” Mark Prince says. “That’s how important it is for us to stay within the law, for the sake of ourselves and our performers.”

The perils of adult webmastering

One might think that hackers and non-paying pirates would be the adult webmaster’s biggest peril. But they aren’t. Instead, according to Ottawa’s Jim Deans, “The biggest challenge is reliable hosting from an adult-friendly hosting company, [because] any loss of a server for days or even hours can spell disaster.”

Public disdain is also a constant threat for adult webmasters. This is why when Becky DeForest is asked what she does for a living, she replies, “Internet marketing and e-commerce management. Most don't ask beyond that!”

When people do "out" someone running an adult site, things can get nasty – especially if the site features the Webmaster as an online performer. Jim and Jenn Deans know this from personal experience. After a neighbour signed up to their site and learned who they were, their suburban Ottawa cover was blown. The result was lots of press coverage – which can arguably be good for business – protests outside the Deans’ home, demands that they move away, and even vandalism of their property.

For his part, Jim Deans has taken this storm in stride. “This self-appointed moral majority will stop at nothing to keep adult material from being produced in Ottawa,” Deans told www.ynot.com; “all the while probably surfing it themselves.” Maybe so, but this incident proves that the adult Webmastering trade is not for the faint-of-heart.

The bottom line: It’s a business

Don’t let all the lurid pictures and racy hype fool you: The online adult business is just that – a business. As a result, those wishing to succeed must roll up their sleeves and work hard, just as if they were selling cars, farming fields, or auditing accounts.

“It is a retail business,” says Deans. “It is not going to the cottage on the weekend, because you have to work. It is getting up at 5 a.m. because you just had an idea, monitoring bandwidth promoting your site, watching for hackers and password traders, and occasionally taking some pics of naked ladies.”