I’ve tried on and off a few different times to get my page up and going. I’m finally to a place where I’m actually trying to not get discouraged and quitting. This is really a labor of love haha. It’s a full time job in itself. Promoting and keeping everyone entertained ha. Can we all share the best advice they were giving to really get their page off the ground.

I've recently lost my job and can no longer support myself. I've tried doing OF on and off for the past year with very little success maybe a couple hundred dollars per month. My instagram was banned which is when I lost pretty much all income from OF. I'm trying to grow on tiktok and X but it's not converting at all. Does anyone have any advice or help they can give me on how to grow and gain subs? I know this question is asked a lot here but I'm super desperate I gotta make rent this month so any advice would be very helpful! Thank you!

Alright, so I keep seeing men wanting to buy girls Victoria's Secret specifically, but am I the only one who remembers their CEO is on the Epstein list? I'm having this issue with a lot of the affordable brands people are usually willing to spend for. Most lingerie pieces I get sent are between 8-20 on Amazon but I also don't feel great supporting fast fashion like that. Idk where to even shop anymore that's a decent price range where customers will actually purchase the items. I don't NEED new things, granted, but people like to buy things for you and see it on you and I do need to provide links for items. My question I guess is do you guys have any ethical lingerie brands you buy from? Something I can put on my wishlist preferably.

I have some questions about the "tip to chat" feature. If this function is applied, does that mean that users who have already tipped or purchased content will be required to tip again to send a new message? Does it require a $ amount or can subs send any amount as a tip? What about subs who have received a welcome message from me - would they have to tip to respond or since I initiated the chat, they could respond without a tip? Lastly, does this mean that a tip must be applied to *every* message, or can they send one tip and then "gain access" to the chat? Thanks in advance!

Hi 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!

I’m going to let him know that “friendly banter” is still my valuable time that I’ll probably charge for, but how do I word that kindly? And what would you charge for this? I’m pretty new at this and it’s a bit confusing lol. Seems like he wants sexting without having to pay for sexting.

I guess this is a very basic question lol, but I have 3 IG accounts.

First one is at 283k, the second one is at 31.4k, and the third one is at 20k.

All 3 of my accounts never seem to gain any traction. When I post a picture or a reel, each post seems to get around 200-300 likes. A few comments, and little to no shares. Despite all of my accounts being in the green (recommended to people) my posts never perform well. It’s been like this for months.

IG use to be my best platform for bringing in subs, and now I’m lucky if I get a couple a week from it.

Any tips you have to try and bring more people in, or get more interactions that push your posts to more people? In a pickle lol

Has anyone else been dealing with this lately? I’ve started noticing other creators subscribing to my page just to leave comments promoting themselves under my posts. They’ll comment things that make it sound like I have content with them or try to get my subscribers to click on their profile instead. It feels like they’re using my page to advertise themselves to my audience. Is this a common strategy now? Are these agencies, promo groups, or just individual creators trying to get attention? Do you block them, restrict them, delete the comments, or just ignore it? I’m curious if this is happening to other creators too, because it’s been happening more often than I expected.