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First of all, congratulations! Defining your niche is one of the most challenging steps, and you’ve already achieved that. Here are some strategies to help you sell your photos:
Expand Your Niche: Consider combining your foot fetish niche with other interests to attract a broader audience. You could pair it with hobbies, your body type, ethnicity, or sexual orientation (especially if you identify as something other than straight). The options are diverse and should align with your personality and interests.
Build Your Social Media Presence: Focus on growing your social media accounts where you plan to promote your content. Establish a strong presence, and create a loyal following who are willing to pay for more. The more people get to know you, the more likely they are to buy from you.
Prioritize Content Quality: Quality is crucial. Encourage creativity in your photos. While anyone can take a basic overhead shot, your goal is to immerse the consumer in the fantasy you’re selling, making them feel as if they’re experiencing your feet in person. Try taking photos from lower angles with suggestive poses. If you prefer not to show your face, this can also be achieved with low-angle shots. Lighting is another key factor—natural light is ideal, but backlighting can also enhance the image. If you need more tips on this, feel free to reach out.
Additionally, consider dividing your content into two categories: “good” and “excellent.” Share the “good” content on social media to attract customers, and reserve the “excellent” content for paying subscribers on OnlyFans.
Organize Your Schedule: Create a work schedule that suits you. Many content creators feel pressured to take photos daily, but this can lead to burnout. Instead, dedicate two days a week to photo shoots, with a maximum of two sessions per day. Plan your sessions in advance, deciding on the number of photos, poses, backgrounds, and lighting. This preparation will save you time and make the shoots more efficient.
For reference, foot models typically earn between $50 and $1,000 per hour, with top models making anywhere from $1,500 to $10,000 per hour.
You might want to start with a free OnlyFans account to test the waters before providing any payment information. Earning money on OnlyFans from foot photos and videos is a growing trend and can be quite lucrative, especially if you study similar accounts that charge a monthly subscription.
As with other industries centered around sexual pleasure, most buyers are men, and sellers are usually women. If you’re not comfortable selling photos of your own feet, you could consider selling photos of other people’s feet instead.