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by Darby Jones (Author)
We have all heard stories of web cam models making hundreds of thousands of dollars, but what are opportunities are there for technically minded guys (and girls) who would prefer to be managers than performers? Running a professional studio requires a great deal of expertise but is ideally suited to somebody with a background in computing. No matter whether you are an acknowledged Stack Overflow expert or an anonymous coward that lurks among the Slashdot trolls, becoming a web cam studio owner is a great way to become your own boss. This book is a how-to guide on getting started before your current job is outsourced to Bangalore or replaced completely by artificial intelligence algorithms. From selecting a location to recruiting models, this book will guide you through the process of setting up a fully functioning studio anywhere in the world. It explains all the equipment that you will need to get started as well as how to train your models and get the very best out of each one. There is a full chapter on the increasingly complex areas of model marketing and branding, as well as a very detailed look at the vast potential of off-line profits, ranging from custom videos and personalised picture sets to fetish exotica, such 'burusera' underwear sales and intimately flavoured pussy pops. The demand for model related products will certainly make your eyes pop. It also takes an indepth look at subjects such as teledildonics and virtual reality. This book is unique in that it even anticipates the death of the camgirl, explaining how they are quickly being replaced by AI-powered, digital chatbots. The author uses his own wide ranging experience and unique perspective to reveal one of the most profitable new industries of the new millennium.
Author Biography
Darby Jones first began writing as a teenager, when he quickly displayed an early talent for penning sensuous erotica and hard-core porn. For many years he was a prolific contributor to UK magazines such as Mayfair, Fiesta and Knave, as well as a host of lesser known but equally popular titles. After a short stint at Viz Comics, he left England to become the lead contributor of an infamous but long out-of-print travel opus, entitled Sex Havens for Tax Fiends. This was a strictly limited edition, leather-bound gazetteer commissioned by the now defunct Scope Publications. It was published as a follow up to their extremely popular PT (Perpetual Traveller) titles, including as The Passport Report, The Honorary Consul and The Invisible Investor. Each volume immediately sold out and remains highly collectible to this day. For the last three years, he has been enjoying forced early-retirement after an extremely stressful eighteen months smuggling Chinese-made arms and munitions to the various rebel groups in Eastern and Northern Myanmar. He was forced to spend nearly a year in Malaysia recuperating from a near-fatal gun-shot injury, which was sustained in a shoot-out on the upper reaches of the Mekong. He is currently in an undisclosed Asian location working on his latest book.
