natsuko
Banned - Multiple Rules Violations
- Aug 21, 2023
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MYTH 1: “Agencies take too much”
From my observations, many girls who work solo consistently earn 2-3 times less than they could.I'll give you an example, but without names: there was a girl, she ran the account herself, and made $6K per month. Seems pretty good. Later, she hired a sexter from a classifieds board — and her income grew to $8K. Then she connected another person, through connections — and that was $10K.In an agency, her real income could be $25K per month. Simply because a good agency is a well-coordinated team of professionals, with the best personnel on the market. Even with a 50/50 split, that's $12.5K — already twice what she's making now. So who's losing money?
MYTH 2. “I can handle it myself.”
— You answer members from morning to night, because sales depend on personal communication.
— You spend hours creating content, but you don’t know which of your posts will actually do well.
— You think about which traffic channels are best to spend your attention and limited time on.
— You're nervous that sales have dropped, but you don't understand why.In an agency, everything is different. You only do what brings in money, and you don’t drown in routine. You don’t have a headache about promotion, pricing, strategy. But there is the main thing – the result .
MYTH 3. “Agencies control everything.”
Yes, the agency helps with planning, analyzes which formats work best, but it will not force you to do something you don’t like. On the contrary, its task is to make sure that your content brings you maximum money without losing comfort .
MYTH 4. “Agencies promise, but don’t deliver”
How to find them?
Pay attention to three things:
Real cases . Not words, but numbers: how much models earned “before” and how much “after”.
Reviews of current models . Ask for contact, talk to them in person.
Transparency of work . If the agency takes a percentage, you should understand what you are paying for .
A normal agency only makes money if you make money.
Are you sure you'll even have that $10,000 without an agency?
From my observations, many girls who work solo consistently earn 2-3 times less than they could.I'll give you an example, but without names: there was a girl, she ran the account herself, and made $6K per month. Seems pretty good. Later, she hired a sexter from a classifieds board — and her income grew to $8K. Then she connected another person, through connections — and that was $10K.In an agency, her real income could be $25K per month. Simply because a good agency is a well-coordinated team of professionals, with the best personnel on the market. Even with a 50/50 split, that's $12.5K — already twice what she's making now. So who's losing money?
MYTH 2. “I can handle it myself.”
Yes, you can do it yourself, the question is not whether you can do it. The question is how much you lose.What does a day in the life of a solo model look like?
— You answer members from morning to night, because sales depend on personal communication.
— You spend hours creating content, but you don’t know which of your posts will actually do well.
— You think about which traffic channels are best to spend your attention and limited time on.
— You're nervous that sales have dropped, but you don't understand why.In an agency, everything is different. You only do what brings in money, and you don’t drown in routine. You don’t have a headache about promotion, pricing, strategy. But there is the main thing – the result .
MYTH 3. “Agencies control everything.”
A good agency doesn't turn you into an ordinary employee. It helps build a brand and positioning around you that will bring in money. You don't work "for someone else", you work for yourself - just in partnership with people who know how to sell.
Yes, the agency helps with planning, analyzes which formats work best, but it will not force you to do something you don’t like. On the contrary, its task is to make sure that your content brings you maximum money without losing comfort .
MYTH 4. “Agencies promise, but don’t deliver”
Yes, bad agencies do exist. It's just an undeniable fact. They ruin the reputation of the industry by promising mountains of gold, and in the end the model just wastes her time.But there are agencies that really deliver results.
How to find them?
Pay attention to three things:
A normal agency only makes money if you make money.