This video discusses Onlyfans’ decision to ban adult content. I discuss the business reasons behind this. I also discuss some ways for content creators to pivot and adapt to this change so that they can monetize their content in other ways. This includes Onlyfans alternatives that might be better for monetization and revenue.
Onlyfans appears to have banned adult content in order to satisfy payment providers, and potentially to prepare for an IPO. But, ironically, this will undermine Onlyfans’ revenues.
The logic in this video applies mutatis mutandis to other content creators. It is often best to avoid relying too much on any one platform.
The main solution is to set up a new website with a membership area. For larger creators, this will be viable, and potentially better than Onlyfans. The cost of those membership sites could well be less than the commission those creators had to pay to Onlyfans.
NB: I am aware of other competitors to Onlyfans. But, if one is locking oneselve into a page that is more or less the same, there is still a risk of deplatforming.
Time stamps:
* 0:00 Introduction
* 0:57 Why has onlyfans banned adult content?
* 3:14 Options and solutions for content creators
** 3:25 Create your own website with a membership area
** 5:18 Learning management systems (i.e., learnworlds)
* 8:31 Considerations when chosing an Onlyfans alternative
* 11:10 Is Onlyfans a loss (really)?
* 12:34 Concluding thoughts
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