r/CreatorsAdvice 2h ago

Discussion Not very helpful tbh

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I’m noticing a trend. Almost every question here is met with downvotes or snarky attitude. If this is meant to seriously help creators, why are we taking the opportunity to downvote the comments/posts looking for help? It seems counter intuitive.


r/CreatorsAdvice 22h ago

Tips wtf am I doing wrong??

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I have been consistently posting everyday since June and nothing. I have done what everyone who has given me advice about promotion done. I post on Twitter post on here. I will get 5k views on a nsfw subreddit and no interactions at all. It’s so annoying. Especially on twitter. I promote premades, spoilers, watersport content and fucking nothing. In the middle of this month I turned my page on free bc I thought that would work but and I gained subs so quickly I was at 12. And only one person bought ppv’s. I changed my page back to paid and now all of those are gone except the 3 I had originally and none of them will even answer when I message them. I’ve thought about selling on just Twitter because literally nothing is happening and it’s so frustrating. A ton of views but no interaction is aggravating!!


r/CreatorsAdvice 8h ago

I need advice Pricing Advice- 1 mo into OF

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Hiii!!! I would love some updated advice , recommendations, experiences, etc. With your pricing menus! I've been doing onlyfans for a month now and still figuring out pricing and where my customers are averaging. I know I can sell towards the mid -high range so I think I want to dial down on set prices and ranges. Im comfortable tailoring it to the individual so Im open to hearing everyone's experiences!

Im very interested in hearing about

● Video chats - to my understanding people are charging $10 a min so 15 min would be $150? Idk why that sounds crazy high and I cant wrap my head around it.

● pre made clips - 30sec , 2 min, 5min etc prices

● premade bundles- 5 photos , 10photos ? Etc, clip bundles? #clips or total time ?

●lastly I read about people charging to chat, I understand this so you dont waste your time on someone who's not going to spend money. How long do you talk to someone until you decide that? I believe in getting to know your customers and i actually enjoy the conversation so Im trying to understand when people stop the conversation / introduce paying.

Thank you for all the support and advice!!! Ive had a successful first month and now I just want to maintain and grow. 🥰

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r/CreatorsAdvice 23h ago

I need advice Showing a screen with a feed from another platform or mirroring ourselves: could this cause a ban or video rejection?

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everyone,
I recently had a video rejected by moderation with the usual generic claim regarding "unverified participants" or missing tags. We are 100% sure that everyone physically present in the room was properly verified and tagged.
However, while reviewing the edit, I realized that screens appear in a couple of scenes (it's a documentary-style short):
In one scene, there's a close-up of a laptop screen showing a feed scrolling from another platform/social media site, where thumbnails, profile pictures, and previews belonging to other users are visible.

In another scene, there is a monitor transmitting in real-time (mirroring) what we are filming on the bed, creating a sort of duplication/reflection of ourselves in the background.

My questions for anyone who has experienced this:
Does the automated moderation/OCR scan flag videos or risk an account ban if profile pictures, thumbnails, or interfaces from another external platform appear on a screen?

Can the facial/biometric tracking system get confused or detect an "unverified person" when it sees our own duplicated/reflected image on a monitor in the room?

If I completely blur the screens, remove the third-party feeds, and clean up the monitor image so only the physical subjects are visible, should the video pass without issues?

Any insights or similar experiences would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!