Pleasure Prophet
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As title states, ask me anything about OnlyFans Management (OFM)
What do you do for traffic?
Dating apps/Tinder. Email lists are best for affiliateI've been following this thread and I'm curious to know more about your OFM strategy. For traffic, do you rely on social media promotion, paid advertising, or a combination of both? I've heard that building an email list can be beneficial for creators, have you explored this option? What's been your most effective method for driving traffic to your OnlyFans page so far? I'm looking to optimize my own traffic generation and would love to hear your insights.
Do you hire people for this or use bots? also do you have your own email list or scrape/buy them?Dating apps/Tinder. Email lists are best for affiliate
What method do you use for dating appsDating apps/Tinder. Email lists are best for affiliate
Both. Depends on situation. I have been doing this for awhile. For most just do yourself when starting out. Until you can make at least a few thousand net per month. Bots no, my own python scripts yesDo you hire people for this or use bots? also do you have your own email list or scrape/buy them?
Revenue Split depends on a few factors. If model already had a large OF account, then 50/50. No need to over complicate. 80/20 us for everyone else. If you can't figure out how to spin that then this business isn't for you. Bonus tip, work for free. Be honest. Say you will get the model traffic for free, in return will work together and split net profit. Get 5 subscribers, or traffic to a specific platform. It depends on the model for that. Hard to drive subs to a models page for free when the subscription cost is $20 for no reason. You probably wont succeed in getting them to drop their price usually. They think they know everything. So find one with a reasonable subscription price, get a bit of traffic. Doesn't have to be crazy. You can try to tell them "if they lower their subscription price to "x" then you can get them traffic. Their price is too high".Curious about the model side of things - what's your typical revenue split and how long do models usually stick around before either going solo or burning out?
Most agency talk focuses on traffic and chatting but the talent retention piece seems like the real bottleneck at scale.
Most of this is true. How do you close with models at 80/20? It seems impossible to negotiate that.Revenue Split depends on a few factors. If model already had a large OF account, then 50/50. No need to over complicate. 80/20 us for everyone else. If you can't figure out how to spin that then this business isn't for you. Bonus tip, work for free. Be honest. Say you will get the model traffic for free, in return will work together and split net profit. Get 5 subscribers, or traffic to a specific platform. It depends on the model for that. Hard to drive subs to a models page for free when the subscription cost is $20 for no reason. You probably wont succeed in getting them to drop their price usually. They think they know everything. So find one with a reasonable subscription price, get a bit of traffic. Doesn't have to be crazy. You can try to tell them "if they lower their subscription price to "x" then you can get them traffic. Their price is too high".
With this, even if you don't know what you are doing, you will begin to gain experience. If you don't get them traffic they lost nothing. That specific model just wont work with you again. Move on
Most "models" are flaky. This is the business. They are lazy. I believe I have covered this in detail in other threads of mine before. My advice is to hire slow. fire fast. About a month you will see if they are good for you or not. I can tell within a week and drop them. Even sooner. Never be desperate.
That said, it may be in your favor to try working with models in real life. Online will lead to a lot of models trying to take advantage of you. Be more lazy, etc.
You are correct, this is the true bottle neck. Most "gurus" forget to mention this. Because they don't actually have the models, or experience to ponder that perspective. Again, never be desperate. Hire slow, fire fast.
I can back it up. You and most can’t. If you think you can negotiate 80/20 but are just starting out, you shouldn’t try to be in this business.Most of this is true. How do you close with models at 80/20? It seems impossible to negotiate that.
In my experience, 30% is the minimum they accept.
Or salary.
not worth it. People who say you can make good money are selling shovels. Doesn’t compare to OnlyFans. I covered in more detail in another post of mine I believeWhat's your take on AI OFM ?
I'm considering going into it.
I did a bit of OFM few years ago but I gave up after figurig out I hadn't the skills to manage a model remotely.
AI is a game changer on that issue.
Thanks
You’re thinking about it incorrectly. I have multiple avenues for finding models. There are many more. Depends on your situationwhat's your strategy for finding big models? that's the hardest part for us, we found some models but they always had some kind of red flag (shadowban insta, bad audience etc...)
What kind of first message and approach in the dms ? We tried to stand out in dms with very clean outreach accounts during 3 months but results are so low even with that.
Who's doing the conversions, the lass or a hairy guyDating apps/Tinder. Email lists are best for affiliate
What's the LTV per customer in tier1 geos?Revenue Split depends on a few factors. If model already had a large OF account, then 50/50. No need to over complicate. 80/20 us for everyone else. If you can't figure out how to spin that then this business isn't for you. Bonus tip, work for free. Be honest. Say you will get the model traffic for free, in return will work together and split net profit. Get 5 subscribers, or traffic to a specific platform. It depends on the model for that. Hard to drive subs to a models page for free when the subscription cost is $20 for no reason. You probably wont succeed in getting them to drop their price usually. They think they know everything. So find one with a reasonable subscription price, get a bit of traffic. Doesn't have to be crazy. You can try to tell them "if they lower their subscription price to "x" then you can get them traffic. Their price is too high".
With this, even if you don't know what you are doing, you will begin to gain experience. If you don't get them traffic they lost nothing. That specific model just wont work with you again. Move on
Most "models" are flaky. This is the business. They are lazy. I believe I have covered this in detail in other threads of mine before. My advice is to hire slow. fire fast. About a month you will see if they are good for you or not. I can tell within a week and drop them. Even sooner. Never be desperate.
That said, it may be in your favor to try working with models in real life. Online will lead to a lot of models trying to take advantage of you. Be more lazy, etc.
You are correct, this is the true bottle neck. Most "gurus" forget to mention this. Because they don't actually have the models, or experience to ponder that perspective. Again, never be desperate. Hire slow, fire fast.
Thanks.not worth it. People who say you can make good money are selling shovels. Doesn’t compare to OnlyFans. I covered in more detail in another post of mine I believe
Correct. I did look into it last year, but didn't think people would buy content.I see you use local models what about Ai models. Did you try this?
Where can I learn how to run dating apps nowadays? I have heard that is so hard nowDating apps/Tinder. Email lists are best for affiliate