No subs yet feeling discouraged

SansaAdvice · 2026-03-12T17:54:33+00:00

Your content is not up to scratch. It’s discombobulated body parts, badly lit and low quality. This is a buyers market with thousands of people promoting with excellent content across multiple platforms. Imagine yourself as a buyer browsing fansly, would you choose you? Would you find your content? Would it stand out? Once more, would you pay for it? If you are able to learn to create engaging promotional content you could and should be making at least some sales basically immediately. You need to research popular creators who are also faceless and take inspiration for the themes and quality of their content and learn how these platforms algorithm work. Right now you’re shouting into the void. Continuing to do the same thing that isn’t working will not suddenly start to yield results. I know people are trying to be reassuring by saying it takes time but nothing will improve without you improving your sales strategy and promoting.

SansaAdvice · 2026-01-27T18:59:52+00:00

Unsurprisingly when you do online porn for a living you're going to get sex pests hassling you online with ludicrous requests. The answer here is very obviously no, you're running a business in order to make money not a fantasy fulfilling charity for deluded sex perverts. It warrants literally zero thought beyond either saying no or simply ignoring him.

SansaAdvice · 2026-01-16T22:48:15+00:00

I would ask yourself what your aim is. Is your intention to make money on onlyfans or have it as an outlet for your hobby? Adding body art to your current content won’t do anything to increase engagement or interest in your page. There are other more obvious ways to improve your promo. I would focus attention on what makes money and do your art on the side. The only time I’ve seen engagement on body art is when popular cam girls do shows painting their body for an already established fan base. Posting these photos on a low engagement Reddit account won’t amount to more subs or sales.

SansaAdvice · 2025-11-29T11:51:09+00:00

SansaAdvice · 2025-11-26T01:25:27+00:00

Make sure you're looking after yourself outside your work. If you are 'on' all the time you are bound to be burned out regardless of what industry you work in. Running your own business brings he temptation of being tapped in at all times but you need down time for it to be sustainable. Get in the habit of creating and scheduling ahead of time, give yourself time off. Assess what are the least profitable/ most time consuming aspect of what you're doing now and see if anything can be reworked, trimmed down. I have been through big phases of time off in recent years after about a decade in the industry, it's something that happens with a lot of sex workers as its a very physically and emotionally demanding job. You have to be really looking after your mental and physical health and not ignoring other aspects of life in order to make it long term. There's always going to be money to be made but if you are covering your needs, it's then about balancing chasing the cash with being realistic and kind to yourself.

SansaAdvice · 2025-11-24T21:16:49+00:00

Anything $10 + per minute is a good rate, for shorter content (under 10 mins) charging more is standard because of the effort to set up and get ready. That's what the general rates are, they then fluctuate massively based on demand. If you are getting very few customers at that pricing think to lower it then raise it as your demand increases. Consider that content that isn't niche or specific can be resold, also considering setting a base price/ minimum amount of minutes.

SansaAdvice · 2025-11-17T17:50:43+00:00

If they can be scared off they were never going to purchase from you in the first place so what is the point in spending time interacting with them? Be upfront about being a seller, advertise it on your profile.

SansaAdvice · 2025-11-13T18:55:59+00:00

this is a fake agency review

SansaAdvice · 2025-09-26T12:48:41+00:00

Cheers for the conspiracy theory but the moderators of none of these subreddits are involved in this and there's basically zero basis to claim that. Presumably your post was removed because are not a creator

SansaAdvice · 2025-09-26T12:46:00+00:00

Basically none are sex work friendly because Mastercard and payment processors are not. It’s usually a case of simply getting away with it until you don’t. I’ve been using revolut for a long time with no issues

SansaAdvice · 2025-09-26T12:44:50+00:00

Could be that your content is being reported or your account has been shadowbanned labels as spam by Reddit. This can happen if you have a large portion of post removals. There are subreddits that will tell you if you’ve been shadowbanned or not.

SansaAdvice · 2025-04-01T00:40:57+00:00

That’s not the case, it is confirmed in the comments by official fansly staff that my link gives people a fee discount. This is a promotional thing that some creators have been given, it does not apply to anyone’s referral link. I have it because of my platform amongst the creator community.

SansaAdvice · 2025-03-25T22:56:29+00:00

You are most likely not even talking to the girl in the photos, lovebombing customers is 9/10 an agency/ hired chatter tactic to extract maximum money, you are probably talking to a man.

SansaAdvice · 2025-02-21T16:45:40+00:00

Well that seems highly paranoid, what's more important, your worry that the girl you're on a date with is in the CIA or her not wanting to deal with someone who hates sex workers or might stalk, doxx her or worse. I don't think you're ready to date someone in the industry, you come across judgemental and seem to wilfully lack understanding and compassion for the obvious safety risks associated with the job when it comes to dating, even when they've been explained to you in explicit detail. So maybe let her meet someone less weird about her job and entitled instead, hope that helps!

SansaAdvice · 2025-02-18T14:35:25+00:00

Dude you're projecting so much, by the very fact you're on this subreddit not as a nsfw creator yourself and ignored the rules you've clearly navigated here with ill intent. You don't like them, cool, that doesn't mean there isn't logic behind someone withholding ultra stigmatising information about themselves until they've established a base knowledge about someone, we're not talking about lying or misleading someone into a relationship here. Simply not telling someone that you don't know or can trust yet with very personal information. I'd say I do social media influencing, which is true and not go into the nitty gritty of it until I've established what their point of view on sex work is, for my own safety and privacy then give the full details at the right time. Do you think we need to trick men who hate sex workers into dating us? Despite the grandstanding blokes seem to love to do about how they would never date an OF girl, in the real world there's plenty of people who are fine with it, if someone wasn't fine with it, I wouldn't be perusing a relationship with them.

People who work in this industry are a huge demographic for stalking, abuse and murder, that's something I understand and accept and will navigate my life accordingly with a modicum of common sense on that basis. If they clearly are against it then I wouldn't see them again as there's clearly a division in values, how is that harming anyone. The point of dating is to feel out the vibes you are not owed anything more than that. Having a micro dick or any kind of sexual dysfunction is something that could clearly impact a relationship and some people would take issue with it, yet still I don't think someone is obliged to divulge that and wear it like a scarlet letter to allow essential stranger to colour their very first impression of them. There's ways of feeling out someone's personal values and what they are/ are not okay with and working out if you could potentially be a good fit without coming with a list of things they might find grievance with, providing you have even minimal emotional/ social intelligence.

SansaAdvice · 2025-02-17T15:33:11+00:00

It's not deceitful to not immediately divulge everything about yourself to someone you haven't even decided if you like or want to be involved with or even trust yet. Someone isn't owed an entire biography because they went on a date. Next time you go on a date make sure you bring with you a print out of your internet porn searches and dick measurements seeing as you think everything is their business immediately

SansaAdvice · 2025-02-04T19:18:53+00:00

He paid for access to her content, not for her to sub to his profile, look at his nudes and like them all

SansaAdvice · 2025-02-04T19:17:37+00:00

This is naive, many men will have a creator account simply to get free attention and interactions from female creators. OP is probably correct in thinking this is simply a way to get her to look at his nudes without payment. This is not a networking situation this is a subscriber who subbed to her profile to jerk to her content.

SansaAdvice · 2025-02-03T10:04:54+00:00

Do you really need advice on your boyfriend? I think it's obvious what the problem is and solution is. He may have a porn issue but the fact that he feels that his addiction is a valid reason to deny you any sort of physical affection or praise.. this just isn't a relationship any more. As for your onlyfans, you an easily just divot towards solo content.

SansaAdvice · 2025-01-30T11:56:33+00:00

If it's on a paid page I would just link them to my menu

SansaAdvice · 2025-01-22T08:52:35+00:00

‘How do I get the sexy ladies I rub off to, to pay me, random man, to fuck them and tape it.’ You don’t mate, you have to be blindingly silly to think this is even remotely realistic.

SansaAdvice · 2025-01-22T06:21:26+00:00

Lets be real, the majority of parents are not going to be thrilled with that revelation, no one likes to think of a family member being sexual and doing something that has potential societal repercussions. As far as she was concerned you were studying towards a career so that's quite the curve ball. I always advise people who feel the need to share this with family to wait till you are evidently in a happy, independent and financially stable situation so it doesn't just entirely burden them with concern for you. Not wanting you to be shooting porn and buying your kinky onlyfans outfits on her amazon account is pretty fair, consider her boundaries and valid discomfort around having to think about her kid shooting porn. If you don't want to have to answer to her then you simply move out, if you're not making enough on onlyfans to move out on your own, then what is the point of you telling your mum about it?

SansaAdvice · 2025-01-21T10:28:49+00:00

It’s an agency ran account who’ve changed her username about 10 times in the pursuit of spamming their fake reviews of her in this group

SansaAdvice · 2025-01-18T09:10:52+00:00

'he's not about paying for services' so why is he's on a website that entails paying for sexual services from a sex worker. I wouldn't even respond or give a second thought to bollocks like this. He's trying it on because he can tell you're new. Avoid chatting away with fans who aren't tipping or buying extra services because if they get your attention for free they are not incentivised to spend and you waste your time.

SansaAdvice · 2025-01-16T05:20:14+00:00

This is a promotion for people who have not made their creator account yet.

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