7veils.com Archives • https://camlifemag.com/tag/7veils-com/ A Life Style & Business journal for the live camcommunity Mon, 22 Mar 2021 05:33:16 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.4.5 https://i0.wp.com/camlifemag.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/URL-small.jpg?fit=32%2C32&ssl=1 7veils.com Archives • https://camlifemag.com/tag/7veils-com/ 32 32 133180183 7 veils social media year in review https://camlifemag.com/7-veils-social-media-year-in-review/ Wed, 16 Jan 2019 19:21:26 +0000 http://camlifemag.com/?p=2677 CamLife Magazine Available In Print Get our App on the Apple Store Get our app Out Now!   7 veils social media year in review There have been so many changes this year in social media. You are probably sick of hearing about all the crisis and rumors and “fake news” about social. Let’s go over what really happened this year: Tumblr This was the big one that rocked the adult industry at the end of 2018. In December, Tumblr announced they would no longer allow NSFW content on their platform and would remove all existing adult content. As we discovered, removed meant freeze accounts so they can’t post anything. This was a pretty devastating blow for a lot of people in the adult industry. Tumblr had been a playground for the adult industry for a long time, but also for the LGBTQ community, and sex educators. This is a big loss not just for promotional capabilities but for the overall sense of community.  Reddit Reddit has been the little engine that could. This year we really saw Reddit start to step out as a leader for driving traffic in the adult. Their big change? They updated their UI(user interface). A lot of people say it is more user-friendly, personally, I still prefer the slightly less user-friendly original version. But maybe I am just stuck in my ways.  Snapchat Snapchat rolled out a big feature and user interface update late summer and WOW did everyone hates it. In fact, everyone hated it so much Snapchat decided to get rid of most of their changes. In October, they added, “Snap Cameras” which was an application that allows people to use Snapchat lenses from their desktop and it was so popular that you likely haven’t heard about it and no one is really using it. They added the ability to tag products in your posts, but since you can’t sell anything for your camshow or for adult, it doesn’t really help our industry that much. but Amazon thinks it is the bee’s knees. So other than their one big update that everyone hated, Snapchat just keeps snapping. It continues to be a good source for performers and some performers are saying they are making more money with their Snaps than on other income generating platforms.  Twitter Oh Twitter, how I love and hate you. Twitter had a lot of changes over the past year, but the biggest one was the big summer purge of 2018! It was the biggest purge of fake, bot, or inactive accounts, in Twitter’s history. Some people’s accounts lost tens of thousands of followers overnight because of this purge. Though they were purging all year and continued well into the fall, this big one started in July and definitely caused some panic. The good thing is that the accounts that are left are far more likely to be real. The bad news is that because of this big bot purge, Twitter cut way back on the kind of automation that has been allowed. A lot of people started getting their accounts hidden in search, aka. Shadowbanned, because of too much automation and Twitter suspecting they were bots.  The shadowban issue continued to be an issue, though technically it was one that started in 2017. Most people were not shadowbanned but rather were marked as sensitive. If you didn’t have your “show sensitive content in search” checked, then you wouldn’t be able to find yourself in search. Thankfully, most of the panic from that has subsided. Beyond that, Twitter made a few small UI changes that were positive and small enough that most people didn’t really notice. The network continues to plug away and be a good source of traffic for adult entertainment.  Facebook I don’t know what to tell you except that Facebook hates adult. This year they made a change that says they hate all businesses that aren’t buying ads. At the beginning of the year, they announced that they were reducing the number of pages being shown in the newsfeed by another 20%. So the little bit your posts were actually seen in the newsfeed just became even less. Facebook continues to be a pay for play platform. They want you to buy ads and we can’t buy ads. Instagram Instagram is much like Facebook in hating adult, however, performers often do very well on this platform. This fall they seemed to start cracking down on adult accounts as we were seeing a lot of reports of people having their accounts shut down. Their biggest change was in the last week of December where they rolled out horizontal scrolling…everyone hated it. They claim it was just a test, so let’s see if the test failed and they went back to the old style newsfeed.  They have a few other changes that have happened, like changing some elements of your profile to de-emphasize followers, allowing you to add alternative descriptions to photos, and making voice messages in DMs. These are all small and not a lot of people have them rolled out yet. There are some rumors about Instagram creating special analytics for influencer accounts, but we don’t have much information about that just yet.  Resolutions for 2019 If you are not on Reddit, get on Reddit! Create a backup Instagram account in case yours get shut down. Keep tweeting because Twitter still loves you. The social media market is getting more competitive as every year goes by. People are getting savvier and the networks are getting more flooded. Our advice, pick a few networks that you like and are good at doing. Do them daily and do them well. Hire someone to help you do your marketing posts so you can make some money and drive some traffic from your social media. If you need any help, contact alex@7veils.com, we would love to talk to you about your social media. Lauren MacEwen is the CEO and founder of 7 Veils Media. 7 Veils are the premier socialRead More »7 veils social media year in review

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There have been so many changes this year in social media. You are probably sick of hearing about all the crisis and rumors and “fake news” about social. Let’s go over what really happened this year:

Tumblr

This was the big one that rocked the adult industry at the end of 2018. In December, Tumblr announced they would no longer allow NSFW content on their platform and would remove all existing adult content. As we discovered, removed meant freeze accounts so they can’t post anything. This was a pretty devastating blow for a lot of people in the adult industry. Tumblr had been a playground for the adult industry for a long time, but also for the LGBTQ community, and sex educators. This is a big loss not just for promotional capabilities but for the overall sense of community. 

Reddit

Reddit has been the little engine that could. This year we really saw Reddit start to step out as a leader for driving traffic in the adult. Their big change? They updated their UI(user interface). A lot of people say it is more user-friendly, personally, I still prefer the slightly less user-friendly original version. But maybe I am just stuck in my ways. 

Snapchat

Snapchat rolled out a big feature and user interface update late summer and WOW did everyone hates it. In fact, everyone hated it so much Snapchat decided to get rid of most of their changes. In October, they added, “Snap Cameras” which was an application that allows people to use Snapchat lenses from their desktop and it was so popular that you likely haven’t heard about it and no one is really using it. They added the ability to tag products in your posts, but since you can’t sell anything for your camshow or for adult, it doesn’t really help our industry that much. but Amazon thinks it is the bee’s knees. So other than their one big update that everyone hated, Snapchat just keeps snapping. It continues to be a good source for performers and some performers are saying they are making more money with their Snaps than on other income generating platforms. 

Twitter

Oh Twitter, how I love and hate you. Twitter had a lot of changes over the past year, but the biggest one was the big summer purge of 2018! It was the biggest purge of fake, bot, or inactive accounts, in Twitter’s history. Some people’s accounts lost tens of thousands of followers overnight because of this purge. Though they were purging all year and continued well into the fall, this big one started in July and definitely caused some panic. The good thing is that the accounts that are left are far more likely to be real. The bad news is that because of this big bot purge, Twitter cut way back on the kind of automation that has been allowed. A lot of people started getting their accounts hidden in search, aka. Shadowbanned, because of too much automation and Twitter suspecting they were bots. 

The shadowban issue continued to be an issue, though technically it was one that started in 2017. Most people were not shadowbanned but rather were marked as sensitive. If you didn’t have your “show sensitive content in search” checked, then you wouldn’t be able to find yourself in search. Thankfully, most of the panic from that has subsided.

Beyond that, Twitter made a few small UI changes that were positive and small enough that most people didn’t really notice. The network continues to plug away and be a good source of traffic for adult entertainment. 

Facebook

I don’t know what to tell you except that Facebook hates adult. This year they made a change that says they hate all businesses that aren’t buying ads. At the beginning of the year, they announced that they were reducing the number of pages being shown in the newsfeed by another 20%. So the little bit your posts were actually seen in the newsfeed just became even less. Facebook continues to be a pay for play platform. They want you to buy ads and we can’t buy ads.

Instagram

Instagram is much like Facebook in hating adult, however, performers often do very well on this platform. This fall they seemed to start cracking down on adult accounts as we were seeing a lot of reports of people having their accounts shut down. Their biggest change was in the last week of December where they rolled out horizontal scrolling…everyone hated it. They claim it was just a test, so let’s see if the test failed and they went back to the old style newsfeed. 

They have a few other changes that have happened, like changing some elements of your profile to de-emphasize followers, allowing you to add alternative descriptions to photos, and making voice messages in DMs. These are all small and not a lot of people have them rolled out yet. There are some rumors about Instagram creating special analytics for influencer accounts, but we don’t have much information about that just yet. 

Resolutions for 2019

If you are not on Reddit, get on Reddit! Create a backup Instagram account in case yours get shut down. Keep tweeting because Twitter still loves you.

The social media market is getting more competitive as every year goes by. People are getting savvier and the networks are getting more flooded. Our advice, pick a few networks that you like and are good at doing. Do them daily and do them well. Hire someone to help you do your marketing posts so you can make some money and drive some traffic from your social media. If you need any help, contact alex@7veils.com, we would love to talk to you about your social media.

Lauren MacEwen is the CEO and founder of 7 Veils Media. 7 Veils are the premier social media solutions company in the adult industry. Follow them on twitter @7_Veils, Instagram: @7veils, or Facebook.com/7veils. You can visit their site at 7veils.com 

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]]> 2677 What is a shadowbanning? https://camlifemag.com/what-is-a-shadowbanning/ Fri, 28 Sep 2018 03:27:46 +0000 http://camlifemag.com/?p=1973 [vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text][/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] [/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column width=”2/3″][vc_single_image image=”1978″ img_size=”full”][vc_custom_heading text=” What is a shadowban?” font_container=”tag:h2|text_align:center”][vc_column_text]Are you suddenly unable to find yourself in Twitter search? Do you think you have been shadowbanned? This term has been floating around a lot. For 99% of the people, you have not been shadowbanned, you are simply the next victim of the updated Twitter search settings.  What is a shadowban? A shadowban is when your account is hidden from keyword, hashtag, and account search. This means that they only way people can see your tweets is if they go to your Twitter profile page. This is like a soft suspension. Typically a shadowban lasts 48-72 hours. You will not be notified when this happens. Officially, Twitter denies that they do this. But there is evidence to the contrary. The writer for the comic Dilber wrote an article about his shadowban likely due to his political tweets.  There are websites out there that will check if you are shadowbanned. These DO NOT WORK. After some of the updated API and algorithm changes, these services will tell almost anybody they are shadowbanned. I did a search for @CNN and they came up as shadowbanned. I did a search for @7_Veils, and we came up as shadowbanned. Neither account is shadowbanned. Some checkers are making notes that accounts may not be shadowbanned, as they are becoming aware of the inaccuracies.  This likely seems like what is happening to you. How you can tell if you are shadowbanned is by changing your settings and searching for yourself. What is actually happening? Everyone on Twitter had a new setting added in privacy and security: “Hide sensitive material in the search.”The default status for this setting is to be checked. This means that the default is for Twitter to hid sensitive content in search. If you are in porn, this means you. The good thing is all you have to do is uncheck this setting. Is My Content Sensitive? You have the option of marking your material as sensitive on Twitter, but this no longer matters for this security update. If you are in porn and are tweeting nude, sexually explicit, or NSFW content, you need to have your account marked as sensitive. This will keep your account safe from other terms of service issues. That being said, even if you don’t have that selected, Twitter may identify your content as sensitive anyway. They are making this identification based on the hashtags you use, the content you share, your history, as well as your followers. If you have a high number of “anonymous” accounts, meaning accounts without first or last names and no URL’s, then your account can be flagged as sensitive even if you are only tweeting photos of kittens and using the hashtag #pussy. If you have a targeted porn audience, you likely have a high number of “anonymous” accounts, which you should. The porn audience on Twitter is typically “anonymous” or “partially anonymous”.  How to Fix It? You need to change the settings on your account.  From a Desktop: 1. Go to settings and privacy in the drop-down menu under your avatar on the upper right-hand side.  2. Once in your settings, go to privacy and safety (on the left side menu). 3. Go to the bottom of the page and under “Safety” you will see a section called “search.” Next to it is a box that says “Hide sensitive content”. Uncheck this box.  4. Save changes.  From a mobile device: 1. Go to twitter.com on your phone, not the app. 2. Open up a search. You can search for anything. 3. Click the gear icon next to the search 4. Uncheck “Hide sensitive content” Twitter does not offer a way to do this from their app, you have to go to the website. f you have any questions on how to increase your reach on Twitter or help with any social media management, please get in touch withlauren@7veils.com. Written By Lauren MacEwen[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/3″][vc_widget_sidebar sidebar_id=”sidebar”][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text][/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

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[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column width=”2/3″][vc_single_image image=”1978″ img_size=”full”][vc_custom_heading text=” What is a shadowban?” font_container=”tag:h2|text_align:center”][vc_column_text]Are you suddenly unable to find yourself in Twitter search? Do you think you have been shadowbanned? This term has been floating around a lot. For 99% of the people, you have not been shadowbanned, you are simply the next victim of the updated Twitter search settings. 

What is a shadowban?

A shadowban is when your account is hidden from keyword, hashtag, and account search. This means that they only way people can see your tweets is if they go to your Twitter profile page. This is like a soft suspension. Typically a shadowban lasts 48-72 hours. You will not be notified when this happens. Officially, Twitter denies that they do this. But there is evidence to the contrary. The writer for the comic Dilber wrote an article about his shadowban likely due to his political tweets. 

There are websites out there that will check if you are shadowbanned. These DO NOT WORK. After some of the updated API and algorithm changes, these services will tell almost anybody they are shadowbanned. I did a search for @CNN and they came up as shadowbanned. I did a search for @7_Veils, and we came up as shadowbanned. Neither account is shadowbanned. Some checkers are making notes that accounts may not be shadowbanned, as they are becoming aware of the inaccuracies. 

This likely seems like what is happening to you. How you can tell if you are shadowbanned is by changing your settings and searching for yourself.

What is actually happening?

Everyone on Twitter had a new setting added in privacy and security: “Hide sensitive material in the search.”The default status for this setting is to be checked. This means that the default is for Twitter to hid sensitive content in search. If you are in porn, this means you.

The good thing is all you have to do is uncheck this setting.

Is My Content Sensitive?

You have the option of marking your material as sensitive on Twitter, but this no longer matters for this security update. If you are in porn and are tweeting nude, sexually explicit, or NSFW content, you need to have your account marked as sensitive. This will keep your account safe from other terms of service issues. That being said, even if you don’t have that selected, Twitter may identify your content as sensitive anyway. They are making this identification based on the hashtags you use, the content you share, your history, as well as your followers. If you have a high number of “anonymous” accounts, meaning accounts without first or last names and no URL’s, then your account can be flagged as sensitive even if you are only tweeting photos of kittens and using the hashtag #pussy. If you have a targeted porn audience, you likely have a high number of “anonymous” accounts, which you should. The porn audience on Twitter is typically “anonymous” or “partially anonymous”. 

How to Fix It?

You need to change the settings on your account. 

From a Desktop:

1. Go to settings and privacy in the drop-down menu under your avatar on the upper right-hand side.

 2. Once in your settings, go to privacy and safety (on the left side menu).

3. Go to the bottom of the page and under “Safety” you will see a section called “search.” Next to it is a box that says “Hide sensitive content”. Uncheck this box. 

4. Save changes. 

From a mobile device:

1. Go to twitter.com on your phone, not the app.

2. Open up a search. You can search for anything.

3. Click the gear icon next to the search

4. Uncheck “Hide sensitive content”

Twitter does not offer a way to do this from their app, you have to go to the website.

f you have any questions on how to increase your reach on Twitter or help with any social media management, please get in touch withlauren@7veils.com.

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]]> 1973 Get social with Lauren MacEwen https://camlifemag.com/get-social-with-lauren-macewen/ Tue, 19 Jun 2018 00:55:29 +0000 http://camlifemag.com/?p=1606 CamLife Magazine Available In Print Get our App on the Apple Store Get our app Out Now! ”Get social with Lauren MacEwen   There is a lot of competition in camming. Everywhere you turn there is another post about a camgirl. But despite the competition, cam girls are getting huge followings and using social media to drive tons of customers to their cam shows. But how do you stand out? What can you do to capture part of that traffic? First, you need to find the networks that will be the best for you. Social Networks TwitterWith over 328 million users on Twitter, it might not be the whale but it is a whale of a social network. Twitter has historically been the most permissive with the content you are allowed to share. Adult content is allowed on Twitter. Pretty much, if it is legal then you are allowed to tweet about it. Twitter also does not require you to be a “friend” of someone in order for them to see your content or speak to them. This allows for much more aggressive strategy than the other networks. Plus, if you like to post a lot then Twitter is your place to be because there is pretty much no such thing as too much tweeting…pretty much. SnapchatThis is where all the younger people are hanging out. Snapchat is not technically permissive of adult content. You are not allowed to share nudes or sexual content on your snap stories. Though stories do appear publicly, you pretty much have to friend someone to see their story. This network takes longer to build up but is becoming very popular for cam girls. Many camgirls are swappingsnapcodes to share on each other’s snapchat to help build up followings, and brands are doing snapchat takeovers which are good for the brand and good for the model. Instagram this is the social network du jour currently. This is great for sharing safe for work photos and giving your fan base a chance to get to know you as a person. This network is harder for driving traffic because the only link is in the profile. They are also much more restrictive regarding what you can share and do not approve of adult content. 4.FacebookThis is the biggest social network in the world! The biggest problem is that everything must be safe for work and they do not approve of the adult content. Facebook can be used to drive traffic to your cam site, but it is mainly used for increasing awareness and giving your fans another outlet to be able to interact with you. 5.Reddit Reddit is becoming a powerhouse for driving traffic. Though this network is also the toughest as far as encountering a troll. Reddit is also ideal for cam models. There are many subreddits specifically for cam girls to promote themselves. Some will let you link to your campsite and others will only let you post images. As long as you are posting according to the subreddit rules, you can pretty much share whatever you want. Standing Out Now that you know the networks you can decide which ones are best for you to be on.  Most people like to be on all of them. The idea is that if you are everywhere you will catch the most traffic. This is not necessarily true. If you have the time to be on all the networks and do them well, then absolutely do it! But if you do not have time to post on all of them daily (Reddit is the exception), and engage with your audience on each network, then only do the ones you have time for. If you use your phone in your social media, you will not get much out of it. It is better to focus on one or two and do them well. In the sea of cam girls on social networks, how do you stand out from the crowd? Engagement is one of the top ways to do this. Many people get on social media and they never talk to anyone. Years ago, people like Ashton Kutcher andCharlie Sheen popularized the idea of scarcity marketing. If you tweet then people will just follow you. Suddenly you will have a million followers and be the most popular person in the world. I hate to break your bubble but that is not how it works unless you are Ashton Kutcher or Charlie Sheen. And let’s face it, both of them built up their popularity prior to Twitter. If you are a normal human being, you will have to work to build your following. Thankfully there is an organic snowball effect. Once you build some momentum you will naturally start increasing your follower numbers. But think of your social marketing account as a plant. Even if you get rain (organic growth) sometimes you still have to water(make an effort). Engagement is the best way to build a good following, increase your reach, your influence, your click-through rate, and customer loyalty. Social media is about being social. You are not on a soapbox preaching to the world. You are in a crowd and you have the choice to scream out your message and hope someone listens to you, or talk to the people in the crowd and know they are listening to you. Engagement marketing is built on the idea of talking to people. When you talk to people on social media, they are more likely to retweet, program and share your content. They are more likely to come back and talk to you more. They are more likely to click through because your content is no longer a random camgirllink. You are now someone they know. So reply to the people who are talking to you. Like other people’s content. Go follow people and they will follow you back. Jump into conversations and meet new people. The more you participate the more the social universe will participate with you.Read More »Get social with Lauren MacEwen

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There is a lot of competition in camming. Everywhere you turn there is another post about a camgirl. But despite the competition, cam girls are getting huge followings and using social media to drive tons of customers to their cam shows. But how do you stand out? What can you do to capture part of that traffic?

 

First, you need to find the networks that will be the best for you.

 

Social Networks

 

  1. TwitterWith over 328 million users on Twitter, it might not be the whale but it is a whale of a social network. Twitter has historically been the most permissive with the content you are allowed to share. Adult content is allowed on Twitter. Pretty much, if it is legal then you are allowed to tweet about it. Twitter also does not require you to be a “friend” of someone in order for them to see your content or speak to them. This allows for much more aggressive strategy than the other networks. Plus, if you like to post a lot then Twitter is your place to be because there is pretty much no such thing as too much tweeting…pretty much.

 

  1. SnapchatThis is where all the younger people are hanging out. Snapchat is not technically permissive of adult content. You are not allowed to share nudes or sexual content on your snap stories. Though stories do appear publicly, you pretty much have to friend someone to see their story. This network takes longer to build up but is becoming very popular for cam girls. Many camgirls are swappingsnapcodes to share on each other’s snapchat to help build up followings, and brands are doing snapchat takeovers which are good for the brand and good for the model.

 

  1. Instagram this is the social network du jour currently. This is great for sharing safe for work photos and giving your fan base a chance to get to know you as a person. This network is harder for driving traffic because the only link is in the profile. They are also much more restrictive regarding what you can share and do not approve of adult content.

4.FacebookThis is the biggest social network in the world! The biggest problem is that everything must be safe for work and they do not approve of the adult content. Facebook can be used to drive traffic to your cam site, but it is mainly used for increasing awareness and giving your fans another outlet to be able to interact with you.

5.Reddit

Reddit is becoming a powerhouse for driving traffic. Though this network is also the toughest as far as encountering a troll. Reddit is also ideal for cam models. There are many subreddits specifically for cam girls to promote themselves. Some will let you link to your campsite and others will only let you post images. As long as you are posting according to the subreddit rules, you can pretty much share whatever you want. Standing Out Now that you know the networks you can decide which ones are best for you to be on. 

 

 

Most people like to be on all of them. The idea is that if you are everywhere you will catch the most traffic. This is not necessarily true. If you have the time to be on all the networks and do them well, then absolutely do it! But if you do not have time to post on all of them daily (Reddit is the exception), and engage with your audience on each network, then only do the ones you have time for. If you use your phone in your social media, you will not get much out of it. It is better to focus on one or two and do them well.

 

In the sea of cam girls on social networks, how do you stand out from the crowd? Engagement is one of the top ways to do this. Many people get on social media and they never talk to anyone. Years ago, people like Ashton Kutcher andCharlie Sheen popularized the idea of scarcity marketing. If you tweet then people will just follow you. Suddenly you will have a million followers and be the most popular person in the world. I hate to break your bubble but that is not how it works unless you are Ashton Kutcher or Charlie Sheen. And let’s face it, both of them built up their popularity prior to Twitter. If you are a normal human being, you will have to work to build your following. Thankfully there is an organic snowball effect. Once you build some momentum you will naturally start increasing your follower numbers. But think of your social marketing account as a plant. Even if you get rain (organic growth) sometimes you still have to water(make an effort).

 

Engagement is the best way to build a good following, increase your reach, your influence, your click-through rate, and customer loyalty. Social media is about being social. You are not on a soapbox preaching to the world. You are in a crowd and you have the choice to scream out your message and hope someone listens to you, or talk to the people in the crowd and know they are listening to you. Engagement marketing is built on the idea of talking to people. When you talk to people on social media, they are more likely to retweet, program and share your content. They are more likely to come back and talk to you more. They are more likely to click through because your content is no longer a random camgirllink. You are now someone they know.

So reply to the people who are talking to you. Like other people’s content. Go follow people and they will follow you back. Jump into conversations and meet new people. The more you participate the more the social universe will participate with you. It’s the karma of social media.

 Posting

Standing out also requires quality content and consistency.

1.Quality Content: I am sure you have seen the girls that tweet and post grainy and out of focus photos. Or their pictures look like an afterthought. Put some effort into your photos. Post photos that are taken in good lighting and are in focus. Participate in the fun trending hashtags like#tittytuesday or #friskyfriday. Share photos of you getting ready for your cam show, or even live broadcast it on Twitter or Facebook. Just make sure to cut it off before you go from SFW to NSFW. Share the link to your cam show when you go live and try to tweet in the middle of the show to say you are on cam.2.Consistency: This is one of the hardest ones for people. Be consistent with your posting. If you have a schedule for your camshow, tweet about your schedule. Let people know when you will be on in advance, then again when you are on, and then again in the middle. The only way to drive people to your cam show is to let them know you are online.

Just like anything, if you are going to do it well you need to understand how it works. Take your time to learn the ropes of the different networks. Research the hashtags you want to use with your posts. Discover the type of content your audience likes and give that to them.

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