Is it sometimes bad to go viral?

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I am aware that the easiest way for me to go viral on social media is to basically look foolish. I get a lot of hate for it, but I’m not doing anything wrong either. I either provide terrible fashion advise to most people or dance in an absurd way. Telling stories can also be effective at times, and my social media sites have received a TON of attention. But once more, most of that is hate. It’s strange that, given the content I create, young adults and teenagers have started using me as a target to get their daily fix of “making fun of someone”. Hatred is fine if it serves a purpose, but it doesn’t appear to be working these days, which leads me to believe that my methods are flawed.

On my social media accounts, all the attention I receive seldom ever converts to OF subs and, to be honest, hardly ever results in actual followers. Could it be that I’m heading in the wrong way?

I became aware that I was paying less and less attention to subtly suggestive material. My social media content is becoming less sexual in nature and more ridiculous, shocking, and attention-grabbing. So perhaps even though that makes me popular, there’s no real financial benefit?

Does anyone know of any guidance or comparable experiences? I’m currently updating my bios already. In addition, I’m beginning to feel a little “meh” about myself. Making a fool of myself is not a problem, but I feel like a clown if I don’t even get paid for it. a person who bullies target. Perhaps I should resume concentrating on more beautiful and sexual content? And perhaps it’s time for me to start blocking, unbanning, and removing the trolls?

This month, I dropped from 175 to 155 subs on OF. That makes perfect sense in principle, but it doesn’t align at all with how much time I spend on social media.

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Yes, I agree that there is no use for this attention on social media unless it is being used to acquire paying members. It doesn’t seem like you’re getting any advantage at all, unless your plan is to increase your following before “relaunching” your OnlyFans in the hopes that your followers will subscribe. It sounds like the kind of attention you’re receiving is actually doing more harm than good to your emotional state.

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If horny men aren’t the target audience for your viral video, all you’re doing is inviting bullying and mockery for yourself.

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All of the videos I had on Instagram that went viral and reached one million views were all humorous and sexual. In other words, if you get what I mean, skits. If you don’t receive any paid subscribers, blowing up is pointless, hence there must be a 50/50 balance. For those of you who don’t know, skits are videos of a guy making a scene toward you in public and then sexualizing it in some way. In my video, my friend sits in the car and records me while holding the phone. He claims that I dropped my phone behind the car, and when I sprinted to get it back while donning a skirt, he recorded the entire incident on the rear camera of the vehicle. On that day, it received over 1000 subs and 21 million views. Naturally, you receive negative feedback when I create similar videos, but they are also the people who have the potential to turn you into a millionaire.

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I concur with the others on your target. Consider your target audience, your niche, and the best ways to connect with them. Furthermore, such folks ought to have a cause to ask, “Oh, I wonder if they have an OF.” Since conversion is king, your strategy isn’t working if you’re not gaining more subscribers!