I want to Help!!

[Natuky85]

Hi there!! I have a twitter account with 91K Followers and growing! (@Natuky85). I like to help camgirls with promotions. So if any camgirl wants to make me a fansing i will gladly promote her and help her to grow too!!

Kisses to all!!

 

[PunkInDrublic]

I have a twitter account with 91K Followers and growing!

Is this supposed to be a lot? Are they even legit followers?

So if any camgirl wants to make me a fansing i will gladly promote her and help her to grow too!!

More like they will be promoting you and helping you grow.

 

[yossarian]

I will let any model who wants to further her career have sex with me and give me money. Totes legit.

 

[Jesse0328]

 

[Rose]

A quick twitter search shows that he does have 91,632 followers and swaps fansigns for promo. Followers look legit, but like with any twitter promoter, it's up to each person to decide if it's worth it for them.

There also appears to be only 6 camgirls that I follow that are also following him. :twocents-02cents:

 

[Shaun__]

A quick twitter search shows that he does have 91,632 followers and swaps fansigns for promo. Followers look legit, but like with any twitter promoter, it's up to each person to decide if it's worth it for them.

There also appears to be only 6 camgirls that I follow that are also following him. :twocents-02cents:

I thought his followers looked legit when I went and looked at them too. I noticed one of them even offers the hard to find service of rating pics of hot women, and offering them advice on which positions to use. Some of the ladies may want to hop on that opportunity, before his feed fills up.

 

[PunkInDrublic]

Followers look legit

Did you check? Use to be(probably still is) sites you could put their name in and check. Was hilarious whenever a camgirl would brag about her followers only for it to turn out that like only 400 of the 50,000+ followers had been active in the past two years. Or when they would magically lose 20,000 in a day. I know dudes with parody accounts with over a million followers but only about 20,000 are active. But yeah, each person will have to decide for themselves what is or isn't worth it.

 

[goldenaye666]

Generally if you only want to help someone, you don't ask for something in return. You just do it.

Get an affiliate account, or a Bring A Friend link from cam sites if want to gain from it. I only have 800 Twitter followers, but I got a $260 check yesterday from my Streamate affiliate account. If you have a legit following of that many people, you should be rolling in referrals.

 

[AmberCutie]

Followers look legit

Did you check? Use to be(probably still is) sites you could put their name in and check. Was hilarious whenever a camgirl would brag about her followers only for it to turn out that like only 400 of the 50,000+ followers had been active in the past two years. Or when they would magically lose 20,000 in a day. I know dudes with parody accounts with over a million followers but only about 20,000 are active. But yeah, each person will have to decide for themselves what is or isn't worth it.

 

[Natuky85]

i just want to help :icon-cry:

 

[Rose]

Followers look legit

Did you check? Use to be(probably still is) sites you could put their name in and check. Was hilarious whenever a camgirl would brag about her followers only for it to turn out that like only 400 of the 50,000+ followers had been active in the past two years. Or when they would magically lose 20,000 in a day. I know dudes with parody accounts with over a million followers but only about 20,000 are active. But yeah, each person will have to decide for themselves what is or isn't worth it.

That's nifty. According to that only 60% of my followers are real, lol.... I didn't pay anybody for them, but still a cool thing to use.

 

[Shaun__]

Followers look legit

Did you check? Use to be(probably still is) sites you could put their name in and check. Was hilarious whenever a camgirl would brag about her followers only for it to turn out that like only 400 of the 50,000+ followers had been active in the past two years. Or when they would magically lose 20,000 in a day. I know dudes with parody accounts with over a million followers but only about 20,000 are active. But yeah, each person will have to decide for themselves what is or isn't worth it.

That's nifty. According to that only 60% of my followers are real, lol.... I didn't pay anybody for them, but still a cool thing to use.

Over 13% of mine are fake too, I think they are just part of the twitter ecosystem.

 

[LilyMarie]

Followers look legit

Did you check? Use to be(probably still is) sites you could put their name in and check. Was hilarious whenever a camgirl would brag about her followers only for it to turn out that like only 400 of the 50,000+ followers had been active in the past two years. Or when they would magically lose 20,000 in a day. I know dudes with parody accounts with over a million followers but only about 20,000 are active. But yeah, each person will have to decide for themselves what is or isn't worth it.

That's nifty. According to that only 60% of my followers are real, lol.... I didn't pay anybody for them, but still a cool thing to use.

I didn't buy any followers either, but 55% of mine are 'real'... Can anyone explain this?

 

[TicTacToe]

Followers look legit

Did you check? Use to be(probably still is) sites you could put their name in and check. Was hilarious whenever a camgirl would brag about her followers only for it to turn out that like only 400 of the 50,000+ followers had been active in the past two years. Or when they would magically lose 20,000 in a day. I know dudes with parody accounts with over a million followers but only about 20,000 are active. But yeah, each person will have to decide for themselves what is or isn't worth it.

That's nifty. According to that only 60% of my followers are real, lol.... I didn't pay anybody for them, but still a cool thing to use.

I didn't buy any followers either, but 55% of mine are 'real'... Can anyone explain this?

There is a market for fake followers. People pay for them. And other people (and companies) create false Twitter accounts to follow them with. Twitter tries to fight them by closing any account that doesn't look legit (if they have the egg avatar, if there is a large group that only follows the same handful of people, etc). So the people who sell them try to beat the system by making them seem real. How? They give them unique avatars and make them follow people on twitter at random. This is why any given person has a bunch of fake followers, because it legitimizes the false accounts.

 

[JickyJuly]

Does it just flag people who don't tweet as fakes? I'm sure we get tons of Twitter inept goobers who just float around silently hoping for boobs to show up on their feed.

 

[goldenaye666]

There are a lot of Twitter accounts that only exist to share automated Tweets. They're setup to spam posts updates from a Facebook page, Wordpress blog, or some other website. And they mass follow a lot of people, only hoping to be followed back or re-tweeted by those people. But someone isn't actually participating as intended. Not actually reading Tweets from anyone the account follows, not manually Tweeting, and not replying to their @replies.

 

[AmberCutie]

Does it just flag people who don't tweet as fakes? I'm sure we get tons of Twitter inept goobers who just float around silently hoping for boobs to show up on their feed.

Yeah it takes into consideration how long the followers account has been around, if it has any/many tweets, their follower vs. following ratio, etc. It is only a rough estimate and only takes from a small sampling. Just gives a very loose general idea.

 

[PunkInDrublic]

audit

Amusement aside, not bad in all honesty

 

[Natuky85]

i have never buy followers. Im on twitter since january. I made my way tweeting everyday and keeping a regularity

 

[TacoBelle]

Get an affiliate account, or a Bring A Friend link from cam sites if want to gain from it.

Ok, so I've never understood exactly what an "affiliate account" is OR how to get/use a BAF link. Can someone (not smart-assedly) explain this to me? I want to make money by being lazy!!!!

 

[HarmlessSquirrel]

Get an affiliate account, or a Bring A Friend link from cam sites if want to gain from it.

Ok, so I've never understood exactly what an "affiliate account" is OR how to get/use a BAF link. Can someone (not smart-assedly) explain this to me? I want to make money by being lazy!!!!

Iris, if you had the "not smart-assedly" requirement for everything, I'd never be able to talk to you.

 

[caireen]

Get an affiliate account, or a Bring A Friend link from cam sites if want to gain from it.

Ok, so I've never understood exactly what an "affiliate account" is OR how to get/use a BAF link. Can someone (not smart-assedly) explain this to me? I want to make money by being lazy!!!!

If you have a member account on MFC (premium) there should be a Bring a Friend little link in your account section that will give you your BAF link. Promote that, and if someone clicks on it and signs up for a membership you get tokens.

Affiliates are essentially people/companies that promote a site and get a % of any sales they direct to the site. For example, Streamate uses an affiliate program called Sex Tracker Moneytree that anyone can register for. It will give you unique links that you share (through twitter, ads, whatever) and for every signup OR for money spent on the site through those links you either get a flat $ or a %. For example, if you've ever seen that popup that comes up when you try to stream tv shows that says, "Hi, I'm here to share a secret, the secret of free live cams.." that guy for SURE is using the program that tracks how many signups he gets through the link and probably making $40-$45 per signup... or you can choose another link/program where if you get someone to signup you don't get the $45 but you get 30% of whatever they spend on the site forever. Here is the Streamate affiliate program site: http://wm.mtree.com. I know that Chaturbate, Livejasmin and IMlive also have their own affiliate programs, but I don't really know much about them.


You could also be an affiliate for other things, like Amazon, in which you promote a specific product and when people use your link to buy the product you get a %. This is kind of a good article that explains how to do affiliate marketing (though not really for the adult world, haha). http://www.ehow.com/how_5940755_advertise-affiliate-links.html

 

[goldenaye666]

To expand on that. If you scroll down to the bottom of many websites, you'll see a bunch of links. About, 2257, Support... and a Webmasters/Affiliates/Make Money link if you can sign up as an advertiser with them. You'll have to go to this link for almost every site you want to promote and go through the signup process. With the exception of when there are multiple sites all under the same affiliate program. A store like Amazon usually has a low percentage you receive out of each sale made through one of your referral links. You have to refer a lot more volume to be profitable with them. The affiliate programs for most adult subscription pay sites average a payout of around 50% for every sale. I promote regular stores, and adult websites, but I do much better with the porn.

Once you're signed up with an adult website as an advertiser, to go along with your unique coded links to refer users to their sites, you gain access to promo materials. These can include promo pictures, video trailers, flashy banners, and more. When there's a large gallery of pics of a model for a pay site's members for example, 10-20 of those pics will usually be in the affiliate program. You can download a .zip of them, and upload them to your own website, and add in your coded link. That's what I do on most of my websites, they're specifically just for affiliate advertising promos. But you don't have to get your own website to do it. There are pre-hosted links you can just share too that have the pics and your referral code in them already. People click your link, look at the promo pics, and if they like them they might click the codes link that takes them to the pay site's tour or join page. That link sets a cookie in their web browser, then if they can signup on the pay site to see the rest of the pic set and more, you get credit for the sale. Like refer 1 sale to a subscription site for $30 for a month, and you might make $15. If that user stays a member and get rebilled the next month, you might get credit for that too. Depending on which type of program you signed up for.

But get enough sales to reach an affiliate programs minimum payout amount, and then you get paid. That amount varies by program, some sites its $50, others it is a couple hundred. A lot of sites out there will use CCBill as their payout system for their affiliate program. When you signup for your first site that uses them, you'll create your only login you need with them. Then when you sign up for more affiliate programs that use CCBill, you'll use that initial account number, username & password and it will auto-fill the rest of your signup info. You still use separate link codes for all those sites, but all your sales for those sites will link to that one CCBill account. Making it much easier to earn payouts for those sites. It sounds complicated to start out, but once you start trying it out, its really not that difficult in general. The hard part is just generating traffic / getting clicks on your links. You've got to share them on social media and forums that allow it. Only a small % of the people who view a link will click on it, and a smaller % yet will actually make a purchase.

There are a lot of varieties of adult websites to promote too. Hardcore boy-girl or girl-girl sex site networks like BangBros, Brazzers, Naughty America, Team Skeet.. Solo model site networks like Pink Velvet Vault, Epic Panda Cash, Bella Cash... Check your favorite model's websites if you know some, or do a search for these.
There's the aforementioned webcam sites too, for those the promo material is just linking to a free chat room. Since usually they don't produce much saved content, only live streams. In the case of MFC and its a BAF link, and you don't get paid exactly, you receive MFC tokens instead. 20 tokens for referring a basic, 200 for referring someone who signs up as premium. I believe models can request a BAF link from MFC for use with their model account, so the tokens may get credited to you. Where mine go to my premium account, and I just get to tip them to someone else.