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  1. I usually remind them that talking about meetups goes against the platform’s Terms of Service and could get their account banned. If they bring it up again or try to message me outside the platform, I just ignore them. And if they unsubscribe after that? Good riddance - they’re not worth the stress.

    I usually remind them that talking about meetups goes against the platform’s Terms of Service and could get their account banned. If they bring it up again or try to message me outside the platform, I just ignore them.

    And if they unsubscribe after that? Good riddance – they’re not worth the stress.

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  2. I’ve found that casually chatting and building a bit of a connection with my big tippers and subs makes a big difference. Nothing over the top, just simple things like asking how their day was or chatting about shared interests. They appreciate the attention, and it usually leads to more frequent tiRead more

    I’ve found that casually chatting and building a bit of a connection with my big tippers and subs makes a big difference. Nothing over the top, just simple things like asking how their day was or chatting about shared interests. They appreciate the attention, and it usually leads to more frequent tips.

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  3. Honestly, just message them. I used to feel the same way - worried that people would get annoyed, but the ones who complain are never the ones who actually spend money. Paying fans understand how it works: they’re there to exchange money for content, whether it’s photos, videos, or your time. They eRead more

    Honestly, just message them. I used to feel the same way – worried that people would get annoyed, but the ones who complain are never the ones who actually spend money.

    Paying fans understand how it works: they’re there to exchange money for content, whether it’s photos, videos, or your time. They expect to pay for what they want. The loud, complaining ones were never going to support you financially anyway.

    Once I stopped stressing about “bothering” people and started messaging confidently, I went from being in the top 4% to the top 1%.

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  4. Yes, creating multiple accounts can be a smart move, it helps reduce the risk of bans and boosts your reach. But managing several accounts takes time and effort, so it’s usually best to focus on growing one main account first. Once you build some traction and get into a good rhythm, then consider exRead more

    Yes, creating multiple accounts can be a smart move, it helps reduce the risk of bans and boosts your reach. But managing several accounts takes time and effort, so it’s usually best to focus on growing one main account first. Once you build some traction and get into a good rhythm, then consider expanding to more.

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  5. Don’t feel guilty about charging for your content FMO that’s exactly how this business works. Always make sure you get paid upfront. If someone refuses, it’s okay/ they were never going to be a paying customer anyway. Better to protect your time and energy. Hope that helps!

    Don’t feel guilty about charging for your content FMO that’s exactly how this business works. Always make sure you get paid upfront. If someone refuses, it’s okay/ they were never going to be a paying customer anyway. Better to protect your time and energy. Hope that helps!

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