I analyzed my own camming data and found something I wasn't expecting

[lilajanerose]

Hi folks! I've been tracking my streams and nerding out over my own data, and I recently found some pretty interesting patterns:

- Private shows were only about 11% of my recorded broadcast time, but they accounted for nearly 58% of my recorded earnings.
- Earnings/hour fell by approximately 99.5% post-nude goal, while average audience size increased by approximately 56%.
- During an online shopping session, the room averaged 23% fewer people and generated 42% fewer followers per hour than after shopping ended.

That made me start wondering what else was hiding in my data—what actually drives tips, which activities lead to private shows, when I gain the most followers, whether certain experiments work, etc.

I put together a little site where I'm posting some of the things I'm finding:

Nerdy Cam Girl Stats:

Nerdy Cam Girl Stats

www.nerdycamgirlstats.com

I'm curious whether other models see similar patterns in their own data. If anyone wants me to dig into a particular question, feel free to message me.

 

[lilajanerose]

Next experiment:

I Put a Dildo on Camera. Then I Watched What Happened to My Viewers.​

I wanted to know whether putting a sex toy on camera would actually bring more people into my room—so I tracked what happened minute by minute.

The dildo was on screen for about 12½ minutes. My audience didn't simply jump and then disappear: viewers continued increasing after I put it away, reaching a peak about 3 minutes later, followed by a gradual decline.

One stream doesn't prove causation—but it gave me a very specific pattern to investigate. Anyone else experience something similar?

I'm starting a blog to document my little experiments, and I'll keep updating here too. View full experiment and follow me here: https://www.nerdycamgirlstats.com/b...ra-then-i-watched-what-happened-to-my-viewers