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Kate Nash and Bella Thorne are just two of the celebrities who have proved that money can be made using online mediums. In fact, Nash once tried making money from photos of her feet, along with her usual material, and Bella Thorne’s story proves how rapidly making money is possible once you have an online fanbase.

For regular creators without a celebrity following, do you think this kind of side hustle is still worth exploring? Or does building an audience first matter more before trying to monetize your content?

While some sellers opt to use a platform, there are those who manage everything by themselves. What is the most practical for you in regards to the management of foot content? Is the convenience of having everything on one site worth it or would you rather have total control over everything?

What kind of pricing strategy do you apply while offering feet pics online? What price do you apply per single picture, offer packages, or even raise the prices for customized requests? It looks like there is quite a difference in the prices depending on the particular type of content and the requirements of the customers. I would like to know about your pricing strategies and how you adjust them from time to time.

Advertising can sometimes take a form that is far from traditional. The FeetFinder Footmobile can be called an example of advertising that is rather unique. The idea was initially meant to be a practical joke on April Fools' Day; however, it became an actual custom-built truck based on the Japanese mini truck. It has been converted by West Coast Customs, with the giant foot standing out most. Honestly, there’s no way you could miss it. 🤣 What do you think about it?

Here is a list that includes some quite weird types of feet pics: pictures of food, calluses, props, Halloween feet and many others.

Are such feet pics really liked or simple and natural feet pictures are still preferred?

What do you usually like when it comes to feet pics? Simple and natural or weird feet pics?

As costs continue to rise, some individuals are considering options to earn additional money without having to pursue a second job. This could include converting something that is a passion of theirs or even taking foot photographs as a way of making money on the side.

To all who have a side hustle here, what was your motivation: the need to earn extra cash, seeking flexibility, or even enjoying an activity?

Flexible work from home options would seem to be a component in this choice of a side job. Being anonymous, setting one's own price and deciding what one is ready to post would seem to be an interesting way to earn some extra money.

How did it turn out for you when you decided to use this platform? How easy it was to start working and did the efforts spent on it pay off?

The Internet has created opportunities to earn even on something rather unexpected, such as feet photos. Nowadays, there are special websites that allow people to post their feet-related photos and meet with interested customers.

In fact, I am still surprised by the idea that something as simple as taking pictures of one's feet can bring money. What’s your first reaction when you hear that people can actually make money from feet photos?

FeetFinders have received some very special requests. Although some are for the usual foot pictures, there have been instances of people requesting specific socks, shoes, captions and theme-based requests. These types of requests may seem odd to anyone who is not into the niche, but they may be pretty common.

What FeetFinder request have you made or received the most?

For those who post feet-related content, has TikTok actually helped you get more eyes on your content?

I’m curious about keeping things pretty casual, like outfit clips, pedicures, sock try-ons, or everyday videos where the feet are just part of the post. Do people respond to that kind of content, or does it work better when the feet are the main focus?

Or do you think it’s better to try different social media platforms instead of putting your effort into TikTok?

What has worked for you?

These days, there are so many ways to generate income from home, even if you only have a little free time. Foot content is one of those things I probably wouldn’t have thought could become a side income a few years ago.

For those already making foot content, would you like to keep selling pictures and sets, or try something new and something else different?

I think if you had a few other selections of content you would have more flexibility without it being a full time job.

TikTok has become quite restrictive with regards to fetish content, to the extent that if a video is censored or removed from TikTok, people will still need to go somewhere else in search of similar content.

Where would people turn to next for this kind of content if they cannot find it readily available on TikTok, whether it is YouTube, Reddit, Instagram, or any other app, and which of those apps would be the most suitable place to discover new creators?

There are literally hundreds of different tips on creating a great FeetFinder profile, yet most of them tend to be quite similar. Aside from taking good quality photos, what else can make your profile really stand out in your opinion?

What is it about one seller's profile that makes you linger and look for longer compared to others? Was there anything unexpected that helped you improve your own profile?

While many sellers pay attention to posting their pictures, buyer communication tends to be ignored quite often. This Short video will tell us about how messaging can affect your sales, tips, and even repeat customers. If you have doubts about whether communicating with buyers is worth spending time on, you will find out one point of view about the importance of messaging here.

If you have been selling things for a long time, which one had more impact on you - messages from your buyers or your pictures?

There are various methods people use to initiate conversation with their customers and this got me wondering how important first messages really are. There are those sellers who naturally are not confident initiating the conversation from their end and choose to only get in touch after the buyer gets in touch through their post or profile. Do you feel that sending an intentional first message could help in breaking the ice, and even give a chance of initiating a proper conversation? What do you suggest to someone who feels shy initiating first messages and wants to develop their confidence?

Communities online may impact how users feel about expressing themselves in the space and making connections with other individuals. This Short will take a look at the experiences that LGBTQ creators have when they engage in these types of niche creator spaces where authenticity and respect tend to be vital. In examining FeetFinder, this is one such example.

In what way do you think inclusive communities come about through the platform itself or the user base, or both? Comment below with your thoughts.

It is no doubt that there is an evident trend within the internet community, as more and more people try to sell their feet content online. The questions regarding the privacy, the type of content and utility of such sites were recently discussed in several threads, and here is a brief summary of the topic. What has your experience been with niche creator platforms, if any? Are they worth exploring?

Not all creators need to establish their brand via their face and personal life. With faceless content, creators can concentrate on their creativity and the kind of content they like to produce.

Specialized interest-based platforms prove that creators can engage with the audiences with their unique style and niche regardless of how much the creator is in the limelight. Faceless content has helped many creators discover their niches without putting themselves in the spotlight.

Which kind of content do you favor, faceless content or one where the creator is involved in the content creation process?

There are many creators who love to explore various outdoor locations as it gives them variation in their photography work. They use beaches, hiking trails, parks, and outdoor lighting to bring changes in the mood and style of images, and also use easy editing to maintain a uniform appearance. The variation in the season, texture, and weather conditions also plays an important role in bringing changes to their ideas of photography.

What outdoor place would you consider the most appropriate for your creative photo concept?