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Went from free to paid on OnlyFans… Now I have zero fans
If you have followers who previously expressed interest in subscribing, consider sending them a friendly and personalized message - sometimes technical issues or timing can get in the way. You might also offer a small discount as an incentive to join. Remember that when switching from a free to a paRead more
If you have followers who previously expressed interest in subscribing, consider sending them a friendly and personalized message – sometimes technical issues or timing can get in the way. You might also offer a small discount as an incentive to join.
Remember that when switching from a free to a paid account, your growth may slow down initially. However, the quality and engagement of your subscribers will typically improve significantly.
For example, when I transitioned from a free to a paid page, my subscriber count dropped from 200 to just 11. But over time, I’ve built back up to around 30 loyal fans and my income has increased. Quality over quantity does make a difference.
See lessIs there an age limit in this industry? Feeling discouraged at 45
Not at all! If you're posting on Instagram, just avoid reading the comments. Some people are always going to be rude, especially when you're a woman, a sex worker, or even just confidently owning your space.
Not at all! If you’re posting on Instagram, just avoid reading the comments. Some people are always going to be rude, especially when you’re a woman, a sex worker, or even just confidently owning your space.
See lessRunning out of solo content ideas
I keep a running list of every idea. Some are great, some not, but even repeating ideas with small variations can work well. Consistency can be appealing! When I looked at successful creators, I noticed many reused the same poses or formats, just with new twists. Don’t be afraid to "rinse and repeatRead more
I keep a running list of every idea. Some are great, some not, but even repeating ideas with small variations can work well. Consistency can be appealing!
When I looked at successful creators, I noticed many reused the same poses or formats, just with new twists. Don’t be afraid to “rinse and repeat.”
Holiday themes are always a hit. I save and update seasonal content each year, building a growing archive. Anniversaries or “then vs. now” posts also give fans a sense of connection – they love seeing your growth.
For variety, I create artsy sets based on fan polls (like color themes or random prompts). Some turn out silly, others amazing, but it keeps things fresh.
I also post mini vlogs using casual Snapchat clips to show my day-to-day. It fits my “girl next door” vibe and helps followers relate more.
And remember, not all PPVs have to be sexual, clips from parties or personal events can add a sense of exclusivity and lifestyle appeal.
See lessHow do you deal with offensive messages from subscribers?
It really depends on what the message was about. Was it a personal attack, or was it related to how you're running your page? When I first started, I used to get really upset when someone criticized me or my content. But looking back, I realize I did make some mistakes early on, and in some cases, tRead more
It really depends on what the message was about. Was it a personal attack, or was it related to how you’re running your page?
When I first started, I used to get really upset when someone criticized me or my content. But looking back, I realize I did make some mistakes early on, and in some cases, the frustration from subscribers was understandable — even if the way they expressed it wasn’t.
That said, no one deserves to be spoken to in a disrespectful or degrading way. If the message was a personal insult – about your appearance or just plain rude – that’s on them, not you. You can block and move on.
But if the message was business-related, it might be worth taking a moment to reflect and see if there’s any helpful feedback hidden in there (even if it was poorly delivered).
Stay confident – you’re learning, and that’s okay.
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