u/Ok-Ocelot-774

What platform? Outside of OF or Fansly..

Hi,

I just got accepted into that Telegram group with all those reddits to promote, to where I ask : Do I include my username when I do promote?

I've recently admitted on my page that I'm not really good with messaging compared to making content. Though, ngl, a part of me felt scared to do it, especially when it came to the worry of losing subscribers. But as I've realized it's normal for girls here to set their limits and boundaries, I'm curious : How do you have the courage to set boundaries and limits while also not worrying if some may not like it that you have certain boundaries and limits?

Perhaps this could be considered a personal question as much as an OF question, but I realize nonetheless it's valuable to get your insight.

Ngl I know this is subjective but sometimes I have gotten comments in the past that my content was "mid", to which I understand the value of changing up your content to make it less "mid." Though, I realize one thing that perhaps weighs heavily on my mind is perhaps imposter syndrome, to where I ask you : How do you overcome that? Do you focus on the positive subscribers or do you rely on emotional support or what do you do to overcome this emotion?

I’m wondering if this could work or not where I post pics of myself in my undies and put it on there. What do you think?

The reason why I ask is I've been encountering subscriber fluctuations throughout the months on OF (and another fan site I do) and it's made me curious.. Have you dealt with this and if so, how do you overcome it?

Do you diversify where you promote? Do you change up how you do content? What do you do?

I'm curious what you guys do with subscribers who complain your nudes are behind a PPV.

I ask cause, although I managed to get a following through TikTok, I wonder if paying for a Twitter subscription and promoting there would also help my OF.

I ask this because I realize messaging is something that I've had a bit of a challenge with, compared to producing content.

I remember asking this lady and she said that she replies to messages whenever she can, though quicker if they tip.

I remember also hearing it's good to be consistent with keeping up with messages.

I'm curious : Do you approach messaging like that lady or do you consistently reply to messages? Tbh, it's been more than a week since I have replied to messages and the idea of having to go back to messages overwhelms me a bit.. To where I wonder what your experiences are like..