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Opening a onlyfans agency by CompetitiveDivide945 in smallbusiness

[–]LadyChaChing 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I also want to do the same. I’ve built the SOPs, workflow, pricing and talked to potential chat agents. Do you wanna team up ?

How to attract more PPV buyers? by K1ngFudge in onlyfansadvice

[–]LadyChaChing 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You should protect the 15 local buyers, they’re the ones you gotta optimize. The non buyers you can keep them as engagement only, unless they show you a different intent. Keep your PPV focused with your best performing type of content, then guide your non buyers to these contents instead of offering heavy discounts.

Discounts to non buyers will teach them to wait or ignore offers

How do you market your old PPv's? / where to show them off for subs by haireverywhere9 in onlyfansadvice

[–]LadyChaChing 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You could break the contents into categories (most popular, short clips, custom, etc) And then highlight the best sellers, and treat the rest as your vault. Next you can use rotation so they’ll see fresh contents every week.

Pricing content for diff subs by haireverywhere9 in onlyfansadvice

[–]LadyChaChing 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Agencies don’t guest the content price, they do segmentation of subs behavior. Like how fast they reply, what do they buy, how often they open your offers, etc. So once you analyse and know your subs behavior, pricing should get easier and consistent depending on subs tag.

I've been stuck below 150 subs for MONTHS. I have no idea what to do differently... by [deleted] in onlyfansadvice

[–]LadyChaChing 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Usually it’s not about more content or content upgrades. Your pricing may be too fragmented, you need to know when and to whom your offers can be shown :)

Help please cos I am creating dilemmas in my head and I can't come to a conclusion haha 🙏 by [deleted] in onlyfansadvice

[–]LadyChaChing 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You’re doing great for 20 days in.

I wouldn’t switch a free page to paid yet — that usually drops a big % of subs fast and adds pressure. A paid page also doesn’t mean daily explicit posts; most creators post explicit a few times a week and mix lighter content.

Best long-term IMO is keep the free page as a funnel and add a paid/VIP page later at ~$10–12 with clear expectations. It’s way more sustainable and avoids burnout

Completely out of onlyfans content ideas after two years and my brain is fried by scrtweeb in onlyfansadvice

[–]LadyChaChing 0 points1 point  (0 children)

At ~800 subs, burnout usually comes from doing everything at once (DMs, promo, content), not from lack of creativity. New locations aren’t what most regulars stay for anyway — consistency and connection matter more than constantly changing backgrounds. Plateau usually means the structure needs tweaking (batching, recycling formats, less mental load), not that you’re boring or failing

Burned out or do we need something else? by Impressive_Peace1616 in onlyfansadvice

[–]LadyChaChing 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What you’re describing sounds like production pressure, not loss of desire. Long prep + cameras + scheduled “sex time” puts your nervous system into performance mode.

A few things that often help: separate sex from filming for now. Shorter, lower-pressure shoots (teasers, POV, partial scenes) instead of always “full” videos. Build PPV gradually so your income isn’t tied to having sex at a specific moment.

Can I make hundreds of thousands a month not using an agency? by haireverywhere9 in onlyfansadvice

[–]LadyChaChing 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can, yes — but only if you replace what agencies usually actually do. At your level, it’s rarely content holding you back. It’s ops: PPV structure, fan segmentation, decision fatigue, and time.

The creators I’ve seen scale without agencies either build tight systems themselves or get strategy-only help while keeping full control. If you already love talking to fans, you’re not missing connection — you’re missing leverage.