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Beyond my journey in findom, which started 16 years ago, I’ve also been deeply involved in the world of online camming for over 20 years. I started back when live streaming was nothing like what it is today—when video feeds were choppy, image quality was a far cry from even the lowest-resolution photos, and yet, the thrill of interacting with a model in real time was already something that fascinated me.

Over the years, I’ve not only been a viewer and a paypig, but I’ve also had the chance to develop close relationships with some of the models and Goddesses I’ve served. Some of them turned to me for tech advice, others shared insights about their struggles and strategies for succeeding in this industry. Through these conversations, I gained a deeper understanding of the challenges a model faces when building her online empire.

That’s why I feel confident in offering some advice to models who are either just starting or looking to optimize their earnings. One of the biggest mistakes I see—time and time again—is models relying on just one platform and having little to no presence on social media. If you’re serious about this business, that’s one of the worst things you can do.

Why Relying on Just One Platform is a Risk

I’ve seen it happen so many times: a model finds success on a platform, money flows consistently, and she becomes comfortable. Since she’s doing well where she is, she doesn’t see the need to expand elsewhere. The problem? No platform is forever.

• Platforms shut down overnight. Just look at what happened with iFriends, one of the biggest cam sites of its time—it disappeared from one day to the next, leaving thousands of models scrambling.
• Platforms lose traffic or become less profitable. The site that’s bringing in good money today might suddenly introduce policy changes, payment cuts, or technical issues that drive customers elsewhere.
• Platforms force changes that impact your brand. A few years ago, a well-known cam site suddenly required all models to use a first and last name (even if fake). Many models who had built strong brands using unique nicknames lost recognition overnight.

If you’re only present on one platform and it goes down, changes rules, or loses traffic, you lose everything. Your audience is gone, your income disappears, and you’re left starting from scratch. That’s why you need a multi-platform strategy.

More Platforms, More Exposure, More Money

If you want to build a sustainable career in this industry, you need to be present on at least two or three platforms.

Yes, it can be overwhelming at first. Yes, some platforms will be less profitable than others. But you never know where your next big spender—your next whale—will come from. I’ve personally witnessed high-paying customers appear out of nowhere on a platform a model was barely using.

Being present on multiple platforms protects you from unexpected changes and maximizes your earning potential. The key is to find the right mix of platforms that allow you to balance live camming, passive income, and direct engagement with your audience.

Why You NEED a Fan Site

A fan site is one of the smartest ways to diversify your income. Unlike cam sites, where income is tied to your live presence, a fan site allows you to make money even when you’re offline.

Here’s why every serious model should be on at least one fan site:
✅ Recurring Income: Subscription-based models ensure you have a steady income every month.
✅ Multiple Revenue Streams: From PPV (pay-per-view) content to one-on-one messaging, there are so many ways to get your audience to spend.
✅ Freedom to Post What You Want: Unlike cam sites, where you’re tied to live streaming, here you can monetize pictures, videos, voice notes, and even simple interactions.

That said, simply joining a fan site isn’t enough—you need to actively use it. Models who succeed with fan sites:
🔥 Post exclusive content for subscribers so they have a reason to stay.
🔥 Offer a mix of free content to attract new followers and premium content to monetize.
🔥 Regularly send private messages to subscribers, as direct engagement often leads to more spending.

If you don’t have time to manage this daily, spend just 1-2 hours per week uploading content and messaging followers. The long-term benefits far outweigh the time investment.

The Power of Social Media: Control Where Your Fans Spend

A conversation with a very successful Goddess opened my eyes to a major advantage of being active on social media. If you have a strong presence on social media, YOU control where your fans spend money.

Think about it:
🔹 If a fan follows you on social media, he’s invested in YOU—not just the platform you’re on.
🔹 You can direct him to whichever platform benefits you the most—whether it’s your cam site, fan site, or even direct payments.
🔹 No cam site or fan site will ever allow you to send users to another platform, but social media gives you that power.

Social media isn’t just about visibility—it’s about owning your audience. If you lose access to one platform, but your fans follow you on social media, you won’t lose your customers.

My Personal Recommendations

Based on my experience as a paypig and conversations with successful models, here’s what I recommend for a well-rounded online presence:

🔴 Live Cam Platforms:
💎 Jasmin – One of the highest-paying cam sites, great for premium clients.
💎 SkyPrivate – Allows models to charge per minute via Skype, giving more control over earnings.

📸 Fan Site Platforms:
💎 LoyalFans – A great subscription-based fan site with multiple monetization options. (I’ve written a detailed post on why I believe it’s the best – read it here)

📱 Social Media:
💎 X (Twitter) and BlueSky – Best platforms for adult content promotion.
💎 Instagram & TikTok – Can be useful but should be non-adult to avoid bans.

Final Thoughts: Think Like a Businesswoman

If you’re serious about making money in this industry, you need to think long-term. The models who make the most money aren’t just beautiful—they’re smart. They understand that camming is a business, and businesses need multiple revenue streams to survive and grow.

• Don’t put all your eggs in one basket. Be present on multiple platforms.
• Leverage a fan site to build passive income.
• Use social media to control where your fans spend their money.

Yes, it’s more work. But it’s work that pays off. In an industry where platforms rise and fall, being adaptable and in control of your brand is what will make you successful.