Please help – 3 months of no visibility despite constant streaming

[ScarlettVelour]

Hi @punker barbie
I really hope you can help me!
I used to stream from a studio, but after a year break I came back as a freelance model. Chaturbate was kind enough to give me the "New Model" tag again, but unfortunately nothing has changed - in the last 3 months I have had almost no visibility.

I stream 120-150 hours every month (6h per day minimum) , only on Chaturbate, I work hard, I follow the rules, but my room gets almost no traffic. It can't be found in tags, categories, or even by username, unless it is entered in full. It feels like something is blocking or limiting my account, but the support team only responds with generic messages and nothing ever gets resolved.

It's heartbreaking to work so hard and not see any growth.

Please, if you can, forward this message to someone who can check if my account is affected by a visibility issue. I would be extremely grateful!

Thank you very much for your time.

Chaturbate Username : ScarlettVelour

 

[Marceline]

You think that will matters ? To make my menu more cheaper ?

What he’s saying is, if you’re pricing your menu items 1 token more than commonly bought token packages (100 token, 400 tokens etc), it will dissuade members from tipping for those items, because they’d need to either get a higher token package than they want or purchase more than one token package.

I would say ... avoid #pantyhose and #feet (i avoid those rooms too) i associate pantyhose with mature and dusty, and you're absolutely not that.
also avoid obvious hashtags like #bigboobs (they can see that) and use that hashtag position for a better one.
Some fetish is always nice but keep it open, #submissive always goes well.

The majority of the members who have spent A LOT of money buying customs from me LOVE pantyhose. Like, I’d say at least 80% of the guys who have spent hundreds or thousands getting customs wanted pantyhose in their customs.

So, I’d say it’s absolutely worth trying that tag. Worse case scenario, it doesn’t work. And not to sound mean, but if OP isn’t really getting much traffic or tips, there’s nothing to really lose by trying it.

I’d also recommend to most models to avoid openly labeling themselves as submissive. There’s so many wannabe “dominant” male members who aren’t actually dominant, just assholes, and they will absolutely try to manipulate women who they think are submissive and freeload by being like “I’m a dom so you do what I say blah blah blah”.


Anyway, to OP, 120+ streaming hours a month is a lot. If you’re not getting traffic or tips I’d say use some of that time in more productive ways, like @KingMarti suggested.

I’d highly recommend making content and posting to to clip sites along with CB.

 

[stormythunder]

Idk if this would work for you but I also like to throw my more expensive tip menu items onto a wheel spin for 25tk per spin. But I also put items worth less than 25tk on the wheel. Sometimes people end up spending more tokens on the wheel trying to get the item they want and they stick around in my room longer that way. It won't help get more traffic necessarily but it will make every new viewer count more. I also set my higher priced menu items as crowdfunded goals sometimes too. That way you dont have to sit there and wait for one person to have the exact amount, you can turn it into more of an interactive game.

Niche tags that have worked for me before have been #nomakeup, #stoner, #alt, #pale, #naturalbody. I think if your tag puts you in a group of 5 instead of a group of 500 you'll be easier to find by the people looking for that genre.

 

[ScarlettVelour]

What are you doing outside of camming to bring traffic into your room?

It could be beneficial to spend less time on cam and spend that time creating content and posting on twitter to build yourself an audience. Just spending hours online dosnt guarantee you will get traffic.

If the tags you are using are high completion then look through the tags and find some that have a better model to member ratio. If a tag has 5000 models using it then you're discoverability is basically 0 where as a more niche tag that has far fewer models increases your chance of being seen.

A lot of members might be put off by the higher prices so if you start getting more traffic but a high amount of them leave then I would look into making some adjustments there, but that would come after you are able to increase your traffic.

Only change one thing at a time, try it for a couple of days and then you will see how that change impacts the room.

I will try that … i change the hashtag if I see don’t work after 2-3 days but the same problem all time …

 

[rockin_rod]

Another question is what sort of goals do you set up in your room?
Varying your hashtags might help increase traffic overall, and the nature of your goals can really impact engagement and staying around.