traffic for AI influencer

[perrocaliente]

hello friends, I have recently started a fanvue AI model biz, the generation of the content is great, the setup is very good and the results are impressive, but

On the other hand getting traffic is a nightmare.
I'm using an iphone to handle the social media posting, with a SIM card just for this phone.

First post was decent, 30 followers gained, across ig/threads/tiktok.
Second post? nothing.
Third one? Same.

I'm clearly doing something wrong, but what?
I'm targeting my own (European) country.

there is some kind of trick i'm missing or i'm just shadowbanned for whatever reason? I also remove EXIF data and i'm starting to get paranoid, i've not followed 200 people in 20 minutes and i've done 4-5 days of warm-up with normal scrolling and watching content.

help me before i go insane bros

 

[praxxxx123]

Your content may not be engaging enough to spark curiosity when people scroll past it. Create curiosity by using appealing and eye-catching cover images.

 

[perrocaliente]

Your content may not be engaging enough to spark curiosity when people scroll past it. Create curiosity by using appealing and eye-catching cover images.

i'm not sure to understand what you mean. but what's more to add to a post other than the photos and some dumb CTA/bait question?

thanks for replying btw

 

[NirvanaWolf]

Reddit is the place for you. There are endless nsfw subs. Start posting there.

 

[belovsashaaa]

I'd say focus on organic, be consistent post at least 2 times a day, and try improve something with every post you do.

 

[sellsuite]

I've had luck following creators in the same niche and being active and posting at least once-twice a day. nothing complicated super basic but its working for me

 

[alangstudio]

This doesn’t really sound like a shadowban.
Early traction followed by silence is very common, especially on fresh accounts and in saturated niches.
Platforms often give a small initial push, then pull back to see how content performs without assistance.
At that stage, it’s less about “what you did wrong” and more about whether the content triggers repeat engagement signals.
Traffic issues in this space are usually structural, not technical — and paranoia tends to make it worse.