LilaLoves Step 1: Setting up your profile
Verification
Before you can sell anything, you need to verify your identity and bank account. Do this first, as it can take a few days to get approved. You’ll need to submit a photo ID, your real name, social media and link a bank account. This information is used for verification purposes only and won’t be linked to your account publicly. I’ve read that linking your personal social media makes it easier to get verified, so try that if you’re having trouble getting verified with your work social media accounts.

Optimize your profile
Optimizing your profile is essentially just the act of setting up the customizable parts of your profile to compel people to subscribe & buy content.

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Profile photo & banner images —> Upload high-quality images that give users a great indication of the wonderful content they’ll receive if they subscribe. For the banner image, I recommend making a collage of multiple images rather than uploading just one. Having multiple alluring images on your profile increases the chances that a viewer will resonate with one of them. If you don’t have access to Photoshop, Canva is a great free tool that you can make collages with.

Hide your likes & followers count —> When you’re a brand new creator, both of these will be 0. This is a bit of a red flag for potential subscribers, so it’s better to turn this off until you have numbers here that you’re proud to show.

Decide if you want to be a free page or a paid page. This is a whole discussion in itself, but a simplified way to look at this is:

Free page = you’ll get more subscribers because the barrier to enter is low (free), but your conversion rate of subscribers who buy things will be much lower. In my opinion, this works well for social media influencers or celebrities who can more easily get tens of thousands of fans, and only need to get 0.1% of them to buy something, in order to make a lot of money.

Paid page = you’ll get less subscribers because the barrier to enter is higher (not free), but your conversion rate of subs who buy things will be higher. This happens because free subscribers will not be there to bring the conversion rate down, and there are plenty of marketing studies that show people who have already spent money are more likely to continue spending money. In my opinion, this works better for people who do not already have a huge social media presence.

A mathematical way to express the above is:

A free page may have 20,000 subscribers, and only 1% of them purchase $20 of ppv each month. That amounts to $4,000 in monthly revenue.

A paid page has 500 subscribers, each paying a $20 subscription fee. That’s $10,000 in monthly revenue.

You’re welcome to adjust the numbers and conversion rates based on what you think your performance and cost would be! Personally, I would rather focus on figuring out how to get 500 paying subscribers, than 20,000 free subscribers.

Bio —> What you write here is crucial to getting fans to subscribe. This is an at-a-glance space for you to let fans know what to expect if they subscribe. Proper grammar is a must, and I recommend formatting your writing in a way that’s easy for somebody to digest at a glance. Hype up everything that fans will get for free, to make subscribing a no-brainer for them. Look at what other creators inside & outside of your niche write in their bios, to get a sense of what fans are used to seeing.

Welcome message —> Your welcome message is an incredibly powerful tool to utilize because fans will receive it when they’re incredibly engaged with you: the second they subscribe. There is no “right way” to utilize this tool, but you should be aware of how valuable it is so you can make an informed decision on what to include in your welcome message. Whatever you decide to put here, there should be a strong reason for your choice. Some examples are:

If you’re new and don’t have many likes yet, ask fans to like X number of media items in exchange for a freebie.

If you want to figure out which social media platform results in the most subscribers, ask fans to tell you where they came from in exchange for a freebie.

Ask them a series of intimate/fun questions to get to know them better, so you can excel at the GFE they’re here for.

Think about your privacy
Turn on DRM protection
A wonderful suggestion from u/stacey_hot_mom is to make sure you have DRM protection turned on. This prevents your videos from being recorded, BUT it only protects videos that have been uploaded after you turn DRM protection on. Turning it on in the beginning will protect all your videos moving forward, so don't procrastinate here!

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Consider purchasing copyright protection
The fear of having your content used without your consent is real. If you want to take extra precaution, there are services that will help you detect & remove content that’s been reposted without your approval. Just google 'nsfw copyright protection' or something similar!

Consider blocking your location
Under “Privacy & Security” you can block the area that you live in if you’re worried about friends and family seeing your content.

Consider blocking social media apps from syncing with your contacts
Social media apps like Instagram & TikTok will prompt you to sync with your contacts. If you allow this, it’s much more likely that your accounts will be recommended to your friends and family, and that they will be able to find you by searching your phone number.

I can't say for sure if denying this consent actually stops apps from recommending you to your contacts or blocked locations (a hot take on TikTok is that they actually don't respect consent or privacy at all, hence why so many countries are trying to ban it.). Be mindful that with TikTok in particular, if you send a random video link (not your video, but one from your feed) to your friends, when your friends click on that link it will prompt them to follow your account.

The level of care you use here is totally up to you: some people use entirely separate phones and VPNs, others sign up with emails instead of phone numbers, while some may not be bothered by this at all.

Get familiar with the terms of service
Make sure you have a good understanding of what is and isn’t allowed on the platform. Here is a great chart of regulations and restrictions, courtesy of u/moonbunny360, created by twitter.com/sophie_ladder. I suggest reading the rules thoroughly yourself as I’m not sure when the above chart was last updated, but a few things to note that I didn’t realize in the beginning are:

There are many restricted words that you cannot use anywhere (profile, chats, etc)

You are not allowed to meet up with people in real life, even other models for collaboration. If you’re doing any meetups, never discuss them on the platform.

You are not allowed to sell worn clothing, new clothing is fine. (Aka sell used panties at your own risk.)

You’re not allowed to receive payments on other platforms (for example, Cashapp). If you must receive money in another way, just ask the user to DM you on Instagram or Twitter to discuss details.

Creating explicit content in public is not allowed.

Any other person who appears in your photos or videos must complete a verification process and be tagged in every single piece of content they appear in. Failure to do this will get you flagged almost immediately.

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