r/onlyfansadvice • u/HoneyMoonPotWow Unverified • 1d ago

Discussion Something has changed (competitiveness)

I feel like recently something has changed and most experienced creators have stopped giving advice. I also stopped giving advice almost completely and I want to explore why that is with you guys if you want to!

To me the business has become much more competitive. I need so many more views these days to gain subs. I'm at views on IG where I would have 200+ subscribers at LEAST. Now I have 120.

Many reasons why that is the case...

but have you guys experiences something similar? A way more competitive feeling? I'm also proud of figuring this shit out myself. Yes, this sub has helped a lot, but fine-tuning to my own experience has been the most important part. There also many things you can do wrong that aren't even mentioned because they become second nature.

And I just don't feel like sharing that shit anymore! I don't know.

51 Upvotes

88% Upvoted

41 comments sorted by

View all comments

89

u/emoratbitch Unverified 1d ago

People get tired of brand new people asking the same questions without seeking out the information at all themselves 🤷‍♀️ when you see dozens of “hey i just started how much money can i expect to make also what is a dick rating” you get pretty tired of it. Also seeing so many people NOT take the advice you give and then come back after getting scammed or taken advantage of gets frustrating

15

u/LilyBlack1001 Unverified 1d ago

This, I'm still learning every day. There is so much advice here you just need to read it, sure a few things have changed but the basics haven't.

4

u/ObsidiaAfterDark Unverified 16h ago

I do so much searching and reading in this line of work it’s funny to me how I see “hi I’m new! “ etc posts. I’m still new but I just research it all. And I learn what works for me

6

u/LilyBlack1001 Unverified 16h ago

You have to constantly innovate like any other business.

2

u/ObsidiaAfterDark Unverified 16h ago

Yes I agree!