When you're starting out, it's easy to feel overwhelmed. There are so many talented models online that you worry you'll never stand out. That was my biggest fear when I began. At first I didn't make much, and I made plenty of rookie mistakes. I don't want that for you.
Many new models don't realize how many kinds of shows they can do. You can go all in on one niche, or mix things up. I like variety: my regulars enjoy seeing something new, and it gives me something to tease for upcoming shows. These are the show types that have earned me the most.
Toy shows
It's hard to cam without toys. They add a playful element to any show, and they give you something to build anticipation around. The biggest tip: take your time. Tease a toy well before you use it. The longer you build the moment, the more viewers tip to see it.
Glass and metal toys are popular with my viewers, and they're easy to keep clean. If something is new to you, start slow and work up. Your comfort comes first.
Couples and guest shows
Shows with a partner are a great way to grow your fan base. Your regulars are used to seeing you alone, so a guest feels like an event. If you know another model, try guest-starring on each other's shows. You'll both pick up new fans from each other's followings.
Whether you pair up with a man or a woman is up to you. Viewers enjoy both. One firm rule: everyone on camera needs their own registered, verified account on the site. Sites require it so every person on screen is a verified adult, and they ban rooms that skip it.
Shower and bath shows
A shower or bath show is easy to work into your week, since you're showering anyway. Viewers love it. Set your camera on a stable spot well away from the water, and keep chargers and cables dry.
Feet
Foot fetishes are among the most popular fetishes anywhere. Even if you're not a "foot model," your viewers may love a foot-focused show, and it's an easy change of pace. Lotion, pointing and flexing, heels on and off: it doesn't need to be complicated.
Holiday and themed shows
Holidays are a perfect excuse for a special show. Announce it a day or two ahead, like "Don't miss my holiday special tomorrow night," so regulars put it on their calendar. A themed show feels special, and viewers come back for it.
My best tip: keep a log
Write down every show you do, the time you streamed and what you earned. After a few weeks, patterns show up: which shows land, which hours are busy, what your regulars love. Understanding your audience is how you earn more.
Want to plan around it? Try our earnings calculator, or start with the beginner's guide. Have fun, and play safe.