Knowing my niche...help please!

[Rachel Storms]

I've been trying to promote my site and I keep reading about finding your niche. Being new to marketing /advertising I'm having a difficult time narrowing it down for my website. I understand for example if you have a fetish site you market to those specific people. With my site I have a mix of everything guy/girl, girl/girl, balloons, pantyhose, heels,etc.....I work as a webcam girl so I market through that as much as possible but I want to drive much more traffic. If you can check out my site and give me some ideas that would be much appreciated. What is the niche?

Thanks...
Rachel

P.s- If you can please join the affiliate program to help me out. I will be adding more to it in the next couple months.

[Tittytweaker]

As far as I know, your niche is just referred to as Solo Girl. You may have content with other individuals, and you may cross into other niches depending on the shoot, but at the end of the day the site is all about you.

My only recommendation would be to get that promo content up ASAP. For each shoot you have done, make a promo gallery for it. The more you make available, the more it will circulate.

Looking forward to promoting your stuff!

[Tent Pitcher]

You definitely qualify as a solo girl like tittytweaker said, or a cam girl. If you are looking to diversify your marketing, I might suggest segregating your content into different categories (fetish, gg, bg, etc.) and then marketing those categories individually in addition to the site as a whole. Obviously, this will only work if you've got a decent amount of content to work with.

FWIW, you show up on our search engine as a cam girl - which means that our algorithms decided that was the nature of your site.

[Rachel Storms]

Cool..thanks for the help! I'm trying to get a better understanding of how it all works, that's why I figured I would talk to people in the business rather than reading general info found on the web. Everything helps at this point. I was also told to make a free blog and link it up to my site. What do you think?

[Tittytweaker]

In my opinion, a Twitter or Facebook linked to your site would be of more value than an actual blog. People are on Facebook and Twitter around the clock, people check in like a reflex almost, especially these days since they get updates on their phones. Much easier for the fans to view your messages and updates there than on a blog.

[Rachel Storms]

Thanks for the info so far. I do have another question though. As far as videos go that I upload to my affiliate program. Does it matter if they have my logo/domain name on them? Should they be teasers/promo vids or a mix of that and some more full length type stuff?

thanks!

[Tittytweaker]

I wouldn't upload anything that didn't have a logo/domain on it. If you ever look at the comment sections on tube sites the first page is full of "Who is the chick?" questions, so it's best to have that clear and visible.

As far as the videos themselves, I'm sure most would tell you there's no point in giving away full length content for free. Most of the time, you will want to release teaser type stuff. However, I don't see any harm in putting out a few full length videos to generate some buzz. It really all depends on what you are comfortable with having circulated freely.

In addition to offering videos in your affiliate section, you may also want to join up and create a presence on a few tube sites and upload your videos yourself.