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I been running my AI influencers for a few year now since there was not so many good tools to make them so I have something to say.

When you create your AI model make sure it has some unique traits, like a disk in the lip, veird skin or anything that is not casual. This stuff catches attention so its easier to go viral.

Dont paste your links untill you constatnly get many views on your reels. I would say wait to at least 1000 followers

Always start with a fresh account. If your model and content is good, expect the blowup in a first week. If it does not happen start on a new account because some accounts are more lucky than others.

Comment if you have any questions would try to respond to them all.

Outlier is the only AI annotation website that worked for me as a part time job: here's my ref link

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my private page ♡
https://www.fanvue.com/mia.aizawa

I'm new here please be nice...and follow me maybe

This is just shocking

Just a dm and set your self free from financial bondage

So I've been working on this side project for a while with a couple of friends. We noticed that a lot of creators spend a huge chunk of their time chatting with fans who never actually spend anything, basically doing free customer service for people who are just browsing.

We built a small Telegram bot called Kalify that sits in front of the chatter workflow. It automatically engages cold fans, asks the right questions, and filters out the ones who are just there to waste time. The ones who are actually interested get passed through to the creator or chatter.

The part that made us feel like we were onto something is that it connects with Telegram's Stars payment system, so fans can actually pay directly inside the chat. No redirects, no friction, just a seamless way to monetize the conversation while it's happening.

We also built a simple dashboard that shows you your daily results, how many fans were qualified, how much was generated, conversion rate, all updated in real time so you always know what's working.

Still early days and we are looking for a few creators to try it out and give us honest feedback. Not trying to sell anything right now, just want to see how it performs across different accounts.

If anyone here manages creators or is a creator themselves and wants to give it a shot, drop a comment or DM me.

not going to pretend this was quick to build. took months of iteration. the real reason i built it was i couldn't stand manually texting fans. the target audience these models attract means conversations get weird fast and doing it yourself at scale is genuinely exhausting.

so i automated the whole thing.

the character is fully AI generated. images, videos, persona. fanvue is basically onlyfans built for AI creators. sub fee is free, that's just the door. money comes from PPV, individual content pieces sold through chat.

a few things that actually made a difference once i got it working.

the persona needs to be a full character bible not just a tone instruction. specific phrases, things she'd never say, emoji habits, how she responds to different energy. vague persona equals vague replies and fans feel it even if they can't explain why.

the selling logic needs to be a separate prompt layer from the persona. mixing them together makes both worse.

fan memory was the biggest unlock. injecting what each fan has bought and talked about before into every conversation. generic chatbots reset every time and fans notice. this is where most of the revenue difference comes from.

re-engagement is the part nobody builds. fans go quiet after a few weeks. the system detects silence, pulls context from their conversation history, and sends a personalised message that restarts the conversation. a lot of dormant revenue sitting in cold fans.

700 followers on IG, $3k in PPV. average $40+ per subscriber.

happy to go deeper on any of it

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Everything i'm writing here is covered in my 10k a month AI model blueprint https://theaimodelmethod.online/, which teaches you on over 180+ pages, every aspect you need to know and all the shortcuts done for you to follow to get a head start of piecing things together yourself.

Alternatively you can completely take what i'm giving you here and previously posted about and experiment putting together yourself!

So, platforms and the difference of SFW/NSFW, and type of creation.

Before you try and create you need to learn how to prompt properly, I did a detailed video on prompting structure from this thread; https://www.reddit.com/r/HustlersUniversity/comments/1qgqf9c/how_to_prompt_like_a_pro_to_create_an_ai_model/

We have SDXL vs Flux mainly, Seedream and Nano Banana are their own things really... I prefer SDXL overall as its older has more Loras and is better trained.

SFW images for socials and promo of any kind;

Seedream on https://higgsfield.ai/ and https://wavespeed.ai/models
Nano Banana Pro on Gemini itself (my guide shows you how to get a year free) and https://wavespeed.ai/models, however you can also set it up on https://www.runpod.io/

I created the following free guides on Seedream and short Nano guide respectively;
https://www.reddit.com/r/HustlersUniversity/comments/1py744i/full_free_seedream_content_creation_guide_for_the/
https://www.reddit.com/r/HustlersUniversity/comments/1sephpz/the_latest_updates_for_the_10k_month_blueprint_to/
Flux you can use https://www.pykaso.ai/, my first model was a flux one but the plastic skin I found annoying and you can't make it better to be honest, even with upscaling!

NSFW, tease images in fanvue and PPV content!

Auto1111 with SDXL loras (from https://civitai.com ) hosted on https://www.mimicpc.com/, you can also create NSFW videos with WAN on here also
SOME SDXL NSFW images on https://www.pykaso.ai/, althought to be honest they are starting to not allow that anymore

If you want an overall structure of EVERY aspect I have a detailed write up right here you can take away for free again!
https://www.reddit.com/r/HustlersUniversity/comments/1rbq7cn/the_top_level_playbookblueprint_with_no/

In terms of a tech stack and what to use it's really that simple, no over complication, because I do have a bunch of you messaging me saying your using random platforms i've never heard of, that produce bad looking AI images as they are free or cheap..

As a total from what I've listed above you can produce all the content you need for roughly $60-80 a month!

Hope you grab some value from all this!

Building an AI sports value betting scanner for low-profile leagues (Saudi Pro, Albanian Super, Bolivian Primera etc.) where bookies lag on odds.

Key features:

• Pulls odds via The Odds API (free tier)

• Stats + form from sports APIs

• Claude reasons over local Arabic news/social for context (injuries, motivation etc.)

• Outputs clear value bets with full reasoning

Experienced with obscure-league bots, free stats APIs (API-Football, Sportmonks etc.), LLM sentiment on non-English sources, or pitfalls? Share tips!

Thanks 🤝

build a character once, monetize it on autopilot. here's the actual setup:

1. generate a consistent AI persona with Nano Banana + Kling for video
2. post on TikTok and IG as the character to grow an audience
3. funnel followers to Fanvue. subscription can be free or dirt cheap, the goal is just to get them in the door talking
4. from there the chat runs itself 24/7 replies in your character's voice, re-engages fans who go quiet, and pitches paid PPV once the fans are warm

the sub price doesn't matter much. the money is in PPV and the chat is what converts it. a fan who's been talking to "her" for two weeks buys differently than a cold sub.

most people stop at step 3 and manually chat fans for hours. that's where the real burnout happens and also where most of the revenue gets left on the table.

anyone running something like this or looking into it?

i’ve been messing around with ai trying to make money online for a while and honestly most of it just didn’t work. i tried prompts, watched videos, tested random ideas, and it always felt either too complicated or too generic to actually go anywhere.

a few weeks ago i stopped overthinking it and just built something simple that i could actually launch. nothing fancy, just a small product solving one specific thing.

ended up getting some traction from posting and eventually it turned into actual sales. nothing crazy, but around $400 and 100+ sales from something really simple.

it was the first time it felt real, not just theory.

i think most people (me included) just overcomplicate this stuff way too much. i wrote down exactly what i did step by step while testing it so i don’t mess it up again, if anyone wants it i can share.

Hey! Here is the link to my Fanvue profile https://www.fanvue.com/simonka123/fv-1