mmartin779

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Is there anyone here who works in OFM (OnlyFans Management) or AI OFM and uses clippers for marketing? I feel like this could be a great idea, but I don't see people doing it at all - mostly only see it with streamers.

I think that if I set up attractive rewards - such as pay per click or per subscriber, plus some percentage of the revenue generated by the subs brought in by a given clipper , t could be profitable for the clippers themselves, and I might be able to attract quite a few of them. Everyone uses VAs but I think if I really find people who can do clipping and would mass post my model’s content from multiple accounts, I think the numbers would be really great.

I’m afraid that a pay-per 1,000-views model wouldn’t be all that profitable for me, or more profitable than my ideas above, even though I think I have good content.

Is there anyone here who uses this themselves, or is also considering it? Let me know.
 
Nah. You pay a lot for something you can do yourself plus the headache and finding good ones. Did you knew you can automate your iPhones to post for you, for example? It's exactly like clippers without the headache of managing bunch of them as they only manage few pages at most each
 
Direct phone farm automation definitely eliminates human management headaches, but organic clippers often bring higher edit variety and native trend adaptation. Are you running custom iOS Shortcuts/ADB macros for posting, or bridging through mobile proxies?
 
I think paying based on tracked subscribers or conversions makes more sense than paying per 1,000 views, since views don't always bring paying customers. I'd test it with a small group first and use unique tracking links to see which clippers actually bring in revenue.
 
If you already have good content, all you need is infrastructure to redistribute it, with the effort of setting up accounts and automation workflow.
Cooperating with clippers helps, provided you can find the right person in your niche and also deal with the team management issue.
 
Scaling short-form redistribution through cloud phones or mobile anti-detect profiles works well, but fingerprint consistency is key. Are you pairing each cloud Android instance with dedicated residential or 4G mobile proxies to avoid ban waves across your accounts?
 
I haven't seen anyone else using clipping in OFM beyond a few streamers.
I run a small test with PhantomBuster to bulk-post clips and pay each clipper a flat fifty per thousand views to keep the math simple.
 
I run a clipping program with PhantomBuster that pulls short clips and posts them from several throwaway accounts, then I pay the clipper a flat rate per subscriber they sign up plus a share of the first month's revenue. A per-click payout usually falls short of the creator's cost, so the subscriber-share model works better for both sides.
 
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