My OnlyFans Experience
Another OnlyFans article? By the same person? What a crazy idea, it’s almost like my life is work and then sexy work! I want to discuss my onlyfans experience and make it easier for noobies to get started!
I’ve been an OnlyFans creator for about 6 months now, did I start due to the pandemic? No, I started because I made an impulse buy of lingerie that was way out of my budget and decided I’d make the lingerie pay for itself, which is incredibly on brand for me as a person.
When I started I had about 2 toys and a few sets of lingerie, and took your standard nude selfies that you’d send to your tinder matches or your boyfriend; let me tell you how I’ve stepped up my game to keep my fans coming back ?
Tech:
One of the first things I bought for my photos was a ringlight, it’s only small and I will be upgrading in the new year. Believe it or not LIGHTING IS EVERYTHING, this will change your photos in ways you won’t believe. Having a ringlight means you can choose where the light is coming from and how it will hit you, meaning you can choose exactly how your body looks on camera.
I also bought LED strip lights, being able to change the background colour of my shots is so fun and different, it can give the same outfit a tonne of different vibes with the click of a button. It also removes the need to have a ceiling light on, which removes having light shining directly down on you which isn’t flattering on anyone. They’re also super cheap which is awesome considering how much money you’ll make off them.
You need to get good at adding photos, removing shadows from where you don’t want them, fixing the lighting, removing blemishes if you want to (I find that my audience likes the more natural vibe because it makes it feel more realistic, but that’s just my boys).
Interactions:
Not everyone realises this when they start but you do need to be in touch with your subscribers, they’re not there just for the porn and the photos, as men always say “you can get that for free”. These fans usually love feeling connected to you so you need to be interacting with them, responding to your DM’s, doing deals for your top paying subs, gifts every now and again. Just keep in touch with them, make sure they feel special, after all they are paying for your content and bills.
Keep your personality:
My content isn’t always super serious and sexy, sometimes it’s me dancing around, having a laugh, just looking cute.
I once made $150 by telling people to tip me if they thought I was “smexilicious”, I posted it as a joke and they came through, maybe because they love to pay me, more than likely because I’m having fun with my content.
Occasionally I post photos of me with my car because I like my car, I love feeling like someone from The Fast & The Furious.
It’s just important to keep your content you, it’s what sets you apart from everyone else!
Outfits:
My outfits are usually mostly black, I used the same lingerie over and over again, but now I have that many I can rotate through them and no one realises I’ve worn them before. My go to is usually bodysuits because they flatter my body nicely and they’re easy to switch out of because I take a month’s worth of content in one night most times.
Recently, however, I have started leaning into lighter coloured two pieces, I have braces and glasses so leaning into the teen category really does boost my numbers sometimes, and it’s just a nice change from constantly being all black everything!
Conversations:
If you can’t hold a conversation there’s really no point, these guys want a connection as stated above. Being able to check in and tell them how your day’s been, ask them how there’s has been, talk about stuff like you know them is going to get you so far.
If these guys are sending you DM’s and getting one word responses or left on read constantly they really aren’t going to be happy, afterall they are paying a certain amount every month to be a part of this and it’s not all about the content.
I think the most important thing I’ve learnt so far is to keep doing new things, keep switching it up so that everyone’s having fun (including me!!), it’s work and it can be tiring sometimes; but as long as you’re enjoying it and keeping them happy it will be one of the easier jobs you can do.
I always have an extra bit of income (how much extra I have that week is dependant on how hard I hustle), and have an excuse to be hot and have a good old fashioned orgasm. ?
Here are ten FAQs about starting an OnlyFans account to make money:
- What is OnlyFans, and how does it work?
OnlyFans is a subscription-based platform where creators share exclusive content with paying subscribers. Creators set subscription fees, and fans pay monthly to access their content. - How do I make money on OnlyFans?
You earn money through subscriptions, tips, and pay-per-view content. You can also offer personalized content at a higher price or run promotional discounts to attract more subscribers. - Is OnlyFans only for adult content?
No, OnlyFans supports all types of creators, from fitness instructors to artists and chefs. However, it’s popular for adult content because of its flexible content policies. - What equipment do I need to start?
A good-quality camera or smartphone, stable lighting, and editing software can improve content quality. Some creators invest in microphones and professional lighting, but it’s not necessary to start. - How much can I make on OnlyFans?
Earnings vary widely based on your following and engagement. Some creators make hundreds per month, while others with larger followings earn thousands. Consistency and quality are key to growing income.
Follow These Next 5 Tips To Make Profit!
- How do I promote my OnlyFans account?
Social media platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and Reddit are popular for promotion. Engaging with followers, collaborating with other creators, and using hashtags can increase visibility. - Is it safe to share personal content on OnlyFans?
OnlyFans provides privacy options, but it’s essential to protect your identity if desired. Avoid sharing personal details, consider using a stage name, and be mindful of potential content leaks. - What type of content works best on OnlyFans?
Niche content often performs well, as it appeals to specific audiences. Whether it’s fitness tutorials, cooking tips, or adult content, consistent and quality posts help retain subscribers. - Are there any fees associated with OnlyFans?
OnlyFans takes a 20% cut of your earnings as a service fee, leaving creators with 80%. Additional fees may apply if you use third-party services for content creation or promotion. - How do I stay consistent and avoid burnout?
Plan your content in advance and schedule posts to maintain consistency. Taking regular breaks, setting boundaries, and balancing online work with personal time can help prevent burnout.
Discover Gigi Rose’s honest and insightful OnlyFans journey! Youthful yet experienced, her straightforward sex toy reviews and model life insights await!
Leave a Reply