SEXTPANTHER: TIPS AND TRICKS (Patreon)

Happy Monday! In today's lesson, I am revisiting Sextpanther. I originally dropped off with Sextpanther around late 2020 but after tapping back into it, it's proving itself to be very fruitful and successful! Sextpanther is similar to Niteflirt in terms of PSO, except you don't have to bid to be seen and you can set a custom price for text messaging AND video calls along with phone calls.

Note: to join SextPanther, you must have an established following on either your vanilla social media pages or your SW social media pages. This number tends to change a lot, so I suggest reaching out to their support team for the accurate number of followers you must have models@sextpanther.com.

1. FREQUENTLY POSTING TO THE EXPLORE PAGE/FEED

This will put you on the front explore page in your category which will result in higher visibility. Usually once this happens, you will either get fans who will add you to their list of contacts or fans who will message you directly ready for conversation. I usually post free photos or videos here that I don't mind sharing without a price tag (they are usually the same photos from my social sites)

2. LINKING YOUR TWITTER TO YOUR SEXTPANTHER

Self explanatory and taught in previous lessons regarding clips sites. This helps with cross promotion. Whenever you post to your feed, it will post on Twitter.

3. MASS MESSAGING AND ORGANZING FANS BY CATEGORY

Important! Don't just leave your fans sitting there or even those who have added you as contacts. Sometimes they just need a little push to talk to you. SP has an option where you can organize clients into different categories (for instance, those who like to just text, callers, video callers, those who are into BDSM etc). I usually send one mass message per week letting everyone know that I am available to chat and that I am offering custom content as well.

4. KEEPING THE CONVERSATION GOING 

When chatting, try to have open ended conversations. This means staying away from questions or statements that can end in "yes" or "no".  You want the sub to be engaged to continue talking; the more descriptive the better. Every convo is also situational - go with the flow.