PDA

View Full Version : Need some info about prices/contracts/...


bigsexvideos
01-16-2002, 04:41 PM
I'm talking w/ an offline firm based in Europe. They shoot pics,
make films, write stories,... And best of all they just recently
started to explore the online market.
We already agreed that I'll be making galleries for them w/ their content.
The only thing I will be getting out of this, is a recip on the gallery
that will be hosted by them.
But I realize there is much more to get: this could be a great opportunity
for me as this deal can go into many different directions. As they are new I
might get me a large piece of cake here, but how?
They just made a members area & they receive about 1k visitors/day to their free main-page.
They mainly target the amateur & swinger market.
They don't have any type of webmaster program. And they won't be able to track my signups.

-Should I drop my recip & simply charge them for each gallery I make or each visitor I send?
If yes, how much? (To give you an idea: he never ever heard of TGP's)

- Should I urge them to start a webmaster program? If so, what scripts/software would I need
to set this up? How much does it cost? And what price could I ask to let me set this all up?

-Should I persuade them to sell content and become a conten-reseller for them?
How much are the buy & sell prices here?
ANd if someone sells content does that mean all the (copy)rights go to the buyer & the seller looses these or
does this just mean the buyer is allowed to use the content?

-And I need legit contract for all this stuff. Cuz I don't want them to turn their back on me as
soon as they know the tricks of the game.

I won't forget peops who help me out on this one.

PS: I don't use ICQ, so don't ask. I appreciate replies in this thread.

toker
01-17-2002, 01:36 AM
Contact me and i can point you in the right direction with technical aspect but you really need some strong understanding of biz before playing with a contract. I reccomend getting a good lawyer to draw one up or you might sell yourself short in the long run.