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Switching to faceless content – is it worth it?
It depends on how you present your content. Being faceless can work in your favor - it adds an element of mystery and lets your subscribers use their imagination. Many faceless creators use this to their advantage by highlighting other features like their voice, personality, hands, feet, boobs, bum,Read more
It depends on how you present your content. Being faceless can work in your favor – it adds an element of mystery and lets your subscribers use their imagination. Many faceless creators use this to their advantage by highlighting other features like their voice, personality, hands, feet, boobs, bum, tummy, or tattoos. As always, finding the right niche that suits you will make a big difference in standing out and attracting the right audience.
See lessThinking about going full-time – am I crazy?
I’d recommend testing the waters before quitting your day job. OnlyFans takes a lot more effort than people often expect, and it’s not always easy to start earning a substantial income right away. When I started, I didn’t have another job to leave, so I jumped in full-time from the beginning. I’ve bRead more
I’d recommend testing the waters before quitting your day job. OnlyFans takes a lot more effort than people often expect, and it’s not always easy to start earning a substantial income right away.
When I started, I didn’t have another job to leave, so I jumped in full-time from the beginning. I’ve been a full-time creator since August 2022 with no other income streams, and thankfully, I was lucky enough to start making enough to support myself and my family of three right away. But not everyone will have that same experience.
So my advice is: don’t rush into it. Take some time to see how things go, build a steady income, and make sure it’s sustainable before fully committing.
See lessHow can I get more fans to buy my PPV messages?
I've found that I had the most success getting fans to buy messages when I stopped trying so hard to sell and just talked to them like a real person. When I shared bits about my life and made the conversations feel natural, they started to feel more connected to me, and that’s when they began spendiRead more
I’ve found that I had the most success getting fans to buy messages when I stopped trying so hard to sell and just talked to them like a real person. When I shared bits about my life and made the conversations feel natural, they started to feel more connected to me, and that’s when they began spending more.
It might feel awkward or even annoying at times, but building those personal connections really pays off. A lot of fans told me they appreciated that it actually felt like me talking to them, which made me realize not everyone takes the time to respond personally.
See lessLooking for motivation, content ideas & collab tips
I’ve been doing this successfully for five years, and one of the biggest lessons I’ve learned is that the work is never really “done.” There’s always more you could be doing, but trying to do everything at once will burn you out fast. Instead, pace yourself. Focus on one or two tasks per day and buiRead more
I’ve been doing this successfully for five years, and one of the biggest lessons I’ve learned is that the work is never really “done.” There’s always more you could be doing, but trying to do everything at once will burn you out fast.
Instead, pace yourself. Focus on one or two tasks per day and build momentum gradually. I like to batch content. For example, I’ll spend one day a month shooting 30 OnlyFans photos, then schedule them to post daily. That frees up the rest of my time to focus on promotion, which is where most of your energy should go.
I also set small, realistic goals to stay motivated. Tracking progress, even with little wins, helps keep the momentum going. The key is consistency – show up regularly across your platforms, and results will follow.
See lessHave you ever had a favorite fan suddenly delete their account?
He’ll be back. They always come back, especially when they realize no one else gives them the same attention and vibe you do. Sometimes people disappear for personal reasons or to test boundaries, but if the connection was real, don’t be surprised if he pops up again one day like nothing happened)))
He’ll be back. They always come back, especially when they realize no one else gives them the same attention and vibe you do. Sometimes people disappear for personal reasons or to test boundaries, but if the connection was real, don’t be surprised if he pops up again one day like nothing happened)))
See lessHow can I boost earnings on OF without seeming spammy?
On OF, you’re not just selling content - you’re selling access to you. Your personality is part of the value, and it’s something no one else can replicate. That uniqueness is what makes you stand out, so don’t be afraid to show it. Here are some practical ways to keep things authentic while boostingRead more
On OF, you’re not just selling content – you’re selling access to you. Your personality is part of the value, and it’s something no one else can replicate. That uniqueness is what makes you stand out, so don’t be afraid to show it.
Here are some practical ways to keep things authentic while boosting earnings:
Tell your story. Use your wall posts to share snippets of your life or thoughts – the same vibe you bring to social media, just a bit more personal or revealing.
Use voice notes. They feel intimate and help fans feel more connected to you.
Segment your subscribers. Group them by how long they’ve been with you or how much they spend. Treat each group a little differently, loyal fans might get more perks or exclusive content.
Send regular mass DMs. Not every message needs to be a sales pitch. Some can just be flirty check-ins, personal updates, or fun polls. But keep in mind that most DMs should still lead toward a potential sale.
Create a VIP experience. Offer something extra (like behind-the-scenes content or more personal interactions) for those who want to connect on a deeper level.
Also, it helps to understand your audience:
Focus on the top 10–20% of subs who actually engage and spend – that’s where the real money is.
Don’t stress about the rest — many subs won’t ever buy more or interact. It’s normal.
And lastly, when describing your page, avoid phrases like “PPV content” in your bio keep it more about the experience than the transaction. Make it feel like they’re subscribing to connect with someone real, not just to buy content.
See lessHow do you stay consistent without burning out?
1. Schedule content ahead of time You don’t need to shoot content every day. Try setting aside one day to film and take photos in bulk — then schedule your posts in advance for both your spicy page and social media. It really takes the pressure off. 2. Stay organized Keep your content sorted. I takeRead more
1. Schedule content ahead of time
You don’t need to shoot content every day. Try setting aside one day to film and take photos in bulk — then schedule your posts in advance for both your spicy page and social media. It really takes the pressure off.
2. Stay organized
Keep your content sorted. I take all my photos and videos on my phone, then transfer them to my laptop into organized folders (like “videos,” “photos,” “promo,” etc.). It saves time later when I’m planning posts.
3. Set a daily routine that works for you
If you have, say, 3 hours a day to work on your content, try splitting that time between shooting, editing, scheduling, and messaging. Having a rough structure helps prevent overwhelm.
4. Take breaks when you need them
See lessRest is important. If you’re already feeling tired after 12 days, it might not be about needing time off — maybe you just need to tweak your workflow a little to make things more sustainable.