ryanofast
Newbie
- May 16, 2023
- 18
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A few months ago, I started an OnlyFans Agency. Launching it in Japan, I quickly realized that finding models would be more challenging than I had anticipated. Many of the local girls I approached didn't speak English, which posed potential headaches(e.g. they cannot make TikTok contents in english). I decided to pivot, trying to find models remotely.
To widen my search, I shared OnlyFans tips on Instagram, hoping to attract potential models. Those who "liked" my posts received a DM from me. Unfortunately, this approach did not yield the desired results. Having heard success stories about Google Ads, I revamped my website to make it high-quality and invested around $1000 in advertising. Yet, the results remained elusive, with barely any worthwhile contacts.
The only model I managed to secure lived in Venezuela. She was in her 40s, overweight, and owned only a $100 smartphone. There's a saying that always resonated with me: "Blaming a lack of traffic on a model's appearance is often an excuse for an inefficient manager." Holding onto this belief, I proceeded to promote her on OnlyFans. However, our partnership was short-lived, as she stopped sending photos, claiming her phone had broken. This venture, unfortunately, resulted in zero earnings.
Left without a model and hesitant to spend more on ads, I turned to a Marketplace and purchased a model for $300. She had a low-quality smartphone, but she was enthusiastic and had a decent understanding of technology(she is a test developer). Also she got decent looks. Since she only had one phone, using a US sim for TikTok wasn't an option. Instead, I implemented the 'mother slave' approach on Instagram using an app cloner, handling up to 40 accounts. Although this theoretically allows for about 6000 actions(150 follows * 40 accs), it's super time-consuming, and I haven't observed any substantial paid subscriptions. To automate this process, I'm exploring appium, an android automate test software, though it's proving to be a lengthy endeavor.
On another front, my model started using Bumble with its passport feature, but it hasn't brought significant traffic. We've gained a few paid subscribers using Instagram ads, but it's been at a loss. My aim now is to generate profitable traffic.
It's been a daily grind, and sometimes I feel like I'm overcomplicating things. As a software engineer, I have a solid grasp of basic technologies. I can implement automation using APIs, chatbot, Airtable integration, and with Instagram's 'mother slave' approach, I possess techniques to avoid following the same individuals. However, despite these technological advantages, I confess that my skills in marketing sucks. If you have any advice for better marketing results, I'd truly appreciate it. One of the decisions I'm mulling over is whether to invest in a second-hand iPhone 11 for my model to use on TikTok. However, with expenses like monthly proxies and Ads already putting me in the red, I'm hesitant about making any more investments before turning a profit.
Seeking guidance on how to navigate this journey. Your insights are always welcome!
To widen my search, I shared OnlyFans tips on Instagram, hoping to attract potential models. Those who "liked" my posts received a DM from me. Unfortunately, this approach did not yield the desired results. Having heard success stories about Google Ads, I revamped my website to make it high-quality and invested around $1000 in advertising. Yet, the results remained elusive, with barely any worthwhile contacts.
The only model I managed to secure lived in Venezuela. She was in her 40s, overweight, and owned only a $100 smartphone. There's a saying that always resonated with me: "Blaming a lack of traffic on a model's appearance is often an excuse for an inefficient manager." Holding onto this belief, I proceeded to promote her on OnlyFans. However, our partnership was short-lived, as she stopped sending photos, claiming her phone had broken. This venture, unfortunately, resulted in zero earnings.
Left without a model and hesitant to spend more on ads, I turned to a Marketplace and purchased a model for $300. She had a low-quality smartphone, but she was enthusiastic and had a decent understanding of technology(she is a test developer). Also she got decent looks. Since she only had one phone, using a US sim for TikTok wasn't an option. Instead, I implemented the 'mother slave' approach on Instagram using an app cloner, handling up to 40 accounts. Although this theoretically allows for about 6000 actions(150 follows * 40 accs), it's super time-consuming, and I haven't observed any substantial paid subscriptions. To automate this process, I'm exploring appium, an android automate test software, though it's proving to be a lengthy endeavor.
On another front, my model started using Bumble with its passport feature, but it hasn't brought significant traffic. We've gained a few paid subscribers using Instagram ads, but it's been at a loss. My aim now is to generate profitable traffic.
It's been a daily grind, and sometimes I feel like I'm overcomplicating things. As a software engineer, I have a solid grasp of basic technologies. I can implement automation using APIs, chatbot, Airtable integration, and with Instagram's 'mother slave' approach, I possess techniques to avoid following the same individuals. However, despite these technological advantages, I confess that my skills in marketing sucks. If you have any advice for better marketing results, I'd truly appreciate it. One of the decisions I'm mulling over is whether to invest in a second-hand iPhone 11 for my model to use on TikTok. However, with expenses like monthly proxies and Ads already putting me in the red, I'm hesitant about making any more investments before turning a profit.
Seeking guidance on how to navigate this journey. Your insights are always welcome!
