How to Set Up Your Creator Profile for Success

1. Choose a Clear, Bold Profile Picture

• You don't need to show your face, but your photo should be confident and well-lit.
• A chest, belly, or confident pose works well.
• Keep it high-quality and tightly cropped.

2. Create a Strong Banner Image

• Use this space to show your vibe—shirtless, cozy, playful, or sexy (but still SFW).
• Make sure it's sized properly and not too cluttered.
• It's often the first impression for visitors—make it pop.

3. Verify Your Creator Account

• Complete the quick identity check to activate earnings and withdrawals.
• Verified creators build more trust and visibility.

4. Write a Captivating Bio

• Let fans know what kind of content to expect (e.g., "Bear belly appreciation, slow unbuttonings, natural heat.")
• Keep it short, authentic, and fun.
• Use emojis and hashtags like #hairy, #dadbod, #beardlife.

5. Post a "Welcome" Message

• Start with a greeting post or intro photo.
• Say hello, tease your content style, and invite fans to subscribe or send a message.
• Make it feel personal and inviting.

6. Set Your Subscription Price

• You can offer monthly subscriptions, post unlocks, and tips.
• Set a fair price for starters—you can always raise it later as your fanbase grows.
• Think: affordable vs. exclusive.

7. Use Free Posts to Tease Content

• Free posts are a great way to attract new fans. Keep them SFW but enticing.
• For example: body shots, behind-the-scenes, teaser text, or previews.

✅ Pro Tip

Update your profile every 2–3 weeks. A fresh banner or new intro post keeps fans engaged and shows you're active.