This is the main question that impacts your sales. Here's why it happens:
The fan on the other side of the screen wants a real person. Photos or videos are just an excuse; the key is to feel a personal connection. If this magic is missing, they'll head to Pornhub for free content.
Your page shouldn't look like a store. This is a problem for many models. Create a personal blog; show them how you go shopping, take a bath, draw, sing, live. The more facts about yourself you share, the more familiar you seem, and they'll want your content. Just like with a porn star - they know her, know where she lives, what she does, her age, etc. The fact that she's popular also significantly influences this.
This principle works in conversations too. The more your message stands out from the template and doesn't resemble other models, the more alive it seems. Try writing something unconventional and silly - you'll immediately notice the difference.
Sexting - create sets for conversations. Capture content from the moment you're clothed to the edge of your boundaries. When chatting, use only one set. For example, if you write, "I'm alone in the room now, and I want you to undress me," share a photo from the set in clothing. When he starts undressing you, continue using the set to make him think it's taken in real-time. If you sell the first photo in red panties and masturbation in green ones, he'll understand it's old and done at different times. The magic is lost, and so are the earnings.
Review the captions for photos in your feed, create fictional stories. If there's a shower photo, tell how your day went, how tired you were, and how you relaxed in the shower. Share details like the shampoo you use, your love for shower sex, or how you skillfully use water pressure. Don't write generic lines like "I'm very hot, fuck me..." IT DOESN'T WORK; everyone writes that - it's a template. If you don't have the desire to approach this work creatively, don't do it; you'll only waste time.
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The fan on the other side of the screen wants a real person. Photos or videos are just an excuse; the key is to feel a personal connection. If this magic is missing, they'll head to Pornhub for free content.
Your page shouldn't look like a store. This is a problem for many models. Create a personal blog; show them how you go shopping, take a bath, draw, sing, live. The more facts about yourself you share, the more familiar you seem, and they'll want your content. Just like with a porn star - they know her, know where she lives, what she does, her age, etc. The fact that she's popular also significantly influences this.
This principle works in conversations too. The more your message stands out from the template and doesn't resemble other models, the more alive it seems. Try writing something unconventional and silly - you'll immediately notice the difference.
Sexting - create sets for conversations. Capture content from the moment you're clothed to the edge of your boundaries. When chatting, use only one set. For example, if you write, "I'm alone in the room now, and I want you to undress me," share a photo from the set in clothing. When he starts undressing you, continue using the set to make him think it's taken in real-time. If you sell the first photo in red panties and masturbation in green ones, he'll understand it's old and done at different times. The magic is lost, and so are the earnings.
Review the captions for photos in your feed, create fictional stories. If there's a shower photo, tell how your day went, how tired you were, and how you relaxed in the shower. Share details like the shampoo you use, your love for shower sex, or how you skillfully use water pressure. Don't write generic lines like "I'm very hot, fuck me..." IT DOESN'T WORK; everyone writes that - it's a template. If you don't have the desire to approach this work creatively, don't do it; you'll only waste time.
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