Could You Sell Sex ?
Yes, could you sell sex ?
Let's get this straight : I am not trying to sell you anything, nor inviting you to participate in anything at all. This article is also not about examining moral standards, which is purely relative. Evil is whatever your culture has taught you might be wrong : for you adultery could be an example of an evil deed, to the Hindu eating beef is just sufficient.
If asked if they could sell sex, most people will recoil in horror. Sounds like an awul proposition doesn't it ? It is easy to bring up picture of yourself taking off your clothes and submitting your body to be used by a complete stranger for sexual purposes (most men would really love that, I know). But there are more that goes on than this in the so called sex industry; a whole lot more. Now what exactly constitutes the "sex industry". The biggest influence on our daily lives these days is sex, money and religion. They are the three things that people have a great enough passion for, and pursue most relentlessly. Of the three, more people even unwittingly commit themselves to the pursuit of sex than anything else , and would certainly give up their life for it.
Can you see how much Big Business has capitalised on this weakness ? Sex is everyday being used by marketers, either in a subtle or direct manner to sell us about almost everything you can think of . There's a point in every "progressive" company's life when that lesson about the birds and bees , and the realities comes in handy. This is not new; sex has for decades been used to sell items from breakfast ceraels to cars. It has been used as the currency to purchase power, position, prestige from the company boardrooms to discrete bedrooms .Yet in a hypocritical fashion, we summarily dismiss sex as dirty, and not to be spoken about in decent company. Apparently then it is not that sex is nasty, it is the context in which it is described that matters. All over however some very smart peoiple have been raking in millions every year by exploiting the more erotic niche in an undefinable sex industry - especially via websites where lonely singles and bored couples may seek some excitement in the discrete quietness of their homes.
Many think that selling sex on the web should be left to the completely unscrupulous professional sex-wallahs. It is believed that to stay in business, to make ANY money at all,the people who daily send the desperate missives into our mailboxes should find themselves forced to use subterfuge in order to get their letters opened at all. Consequently, these new sellers of "sleaze", must certainly need to resort to fraudulent subject lines to get their letters opened up and read.Selling sex has further come to be associated with trickery, downright lies, and devious deception. Hey guys, think about how far "respectable" Big Business goes in order to get your attention at all. Readers Digest for example, have for years been promising me that I could win millions of dollars by renewing my subscription or purchasing some damned books that I have no use for, and guess how much I've won so far. You're damn right : nothing, nada, zilch. Do you see RD pilloried for this. Nah!; this is a respectable business that caters for the happiness of the whole family remember.
I am losing track of my story I think. The facts are that hidden fortunes are being legitimately made, by people who are not permitting themselves to be brow-beaten by hypocrisy. Here is the story of someone I recently spoke with: "It's a no-brainer really. I am making more than $7000 dollars every month for doing nothing. All I had to do was promote this company's web sites as and suggest it first to my friends and then I ran some small advertisement, and then eventually built a one page website to do my marketing for me. My web site contained nothing. It only redirected to an affiliate link that I got from the company .Smart isn't it ? Do you know what I get ? I get paid as much as $42 for every single person that subscribes to use any of the company's 60 web sites, and I get an average of five registrations every day. The subscribers don't even have to use their credit card, they can pay by check; and most feel safer with that option. Over and above this, I earn more than $2000 extra by recommending the company to other web site owners. $7,000 every month, without stepping out of my home; it's like magic. I don't even have to ask for the money, it gets automatically deposited in my bank account !!"
Now I will not tell you if this is true or not but I think it may be worth investigating if you are any kind of entrepreneur. If you are like me just satisfied with the routine nine to five, just give it a miss.
Timi Ogunjobi is a freelance writer and author.
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