[Al_Nowak]

With the new "liberal" attitude toward OMP (See, you can actually see the letters), let's explore a subject I've been thinking about.

Basically, it's this... is there an optimal strategy to attracting models on OMP?

Okay, let's start off assuming you are making reasonably good images, and doing some TFP/TFCD work and looking to attract new models for such work.

One strategy might be to post a lot of images, and if some of them get Showcase tags, leave those posted and replace the others until you have accumulated a page full of Showcase images. Or do Showcase images really help that much in attracting views and hence models?

Another strategy might be to post nothing but nudes... for some reason, nudes seem to draw a lot of views. I can't imagine why...

Then there's the post a lot of everything strategy including cute animals, those travel shots of far off places, lots of kids pix, rock bands, setting sunsets... the whole 9 yards.

Another strategy might be to post only killer images. We all know that some images hit the spot with a lot of viewers, while other equally good images just get passed over.

So whattaya think? If you were trying to attract models, what kind of strategy would you use on OMP? Or is there an optimal strategy at all?