OnlyFans star explains how she made her first $1million with clever strategies

[DVTimes]

OnlyFans star explains how she made her first $1million with clever strategies

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The creator, who earned around $3,000 when she first joined the platform, applied tips from other creators who were raking in hundreds of thousands of dollars each month.

An OnlyFans model who has earned a staggering $1million since joining the platform has broken down the strategies that helped her shoot to fame. The adult performer joined the site after hearing that her other content creators earned an average of $100,000 per month.

Candice Kloss created her OnlyFans account in 2020 after hearing her friends boast about their successes on the platform.

After months of posting photos and videos sporadically, the model chose to adopt a more regimented approach to her work in order to boost subscriptions.

This involved posting content on an hourly basis and allocating time to creating new “mini-games” for her subscribers, such as number and colour-guessing games.

If a subscriber guessed correctly, they would be rewarded with a free photo, for example.

As Kloss became more consistent with her posts, she saw engagement from her subscribers grow exponentially, helping her income skyrocket.

“I try to be online pretty much all the time when I’m not sleeping,” explained the former real estate agent.

Last June, the OnlyFans model reached the incredible milestone of $1million in earnings, after just 23 months on the platform.

[Cameltoepro]

Hard work pays off!

[The Porn Nerd]

“I try to be online pretty much all the time when I’m not sleeping,” explained the former real estate agent.

This. Many will do this (at first) but then drop off because it's damn hard (and boring as fuck) to spend your life online every waking second.

Then again, if you wre pulling in around 600K a year in earnings it might be worth it. Of course, I would hire some girls to do this for me, or create a bot....

[djroof]

Mad marketing skillzzzzzz!!!

[todservices]

when someone explains "how I made my 1st million", it is usually too late to replicate

[CurrentlySober]

when someone explains "how I made my 1st million", it is usually too late to replicate

Nah, not really, because all she's really saying, if you look at the bigger picture, is that she decided to do something, and stuck at it. Even when it seemed hard at first, she stuck at it - When she wasn't earning as much as she liked, she stuck at it. When her friends were out partying, she stayed in and stuck at it... When she felt like not bothering, she did bother and stuck at it...

She put in hardwork and committed herself to seeing through what she had started... HARD WORK... That's all...

Porn Nerd got rt right above when he said

This. Many will do this (at first) but then drop off because it's damn hard (and boring as fuck) to spend your life online every waking second.

And that's it - People won't stick at it, because IT'S HARD...

If it wasn't hard - You just had to do something real easy, for an hour or so a day.. Then EVERYONE would be millionaires... But they are not...

It IS hard though - Damn hard. Imagine having the mindset that you cant even sit and watch a movie on the TV because you can't spare 2 hours away from working - Imagine feeling like that for a solid 3 years straight. Imagine every waking moment asking yourself 'Is what i am doing, right here, right now, at this moment, getting me closer to my goal?

Not am I having fun, a good time or enjoying myself - Just is it getting me closer towards my goal? And if not - STOP DOING WHATEVER YOU ARE DOING, and do something that is!

That's the kinda commitment it takes, and that's why not everyone can do it...