The Adult Industry - Glut + Dog Fight to Keep Fans
“'The general societal opinion seems to be that porn is easy money, but anyone who has spent substantial time in this line of work understands the oversaturation in the market and the amount of work required to maintain a fan base,' she [Sarah] told news.com.au." Sarah, who operates an OnlyFans account, is quoted in New York Post, June 20, 2024
The myth in the porn industry, as throughout much of the influencer niche, is that the money is there. All it takes is being smart, creative and relentless about how to present your personality and more. Sarah assumed that when she launched herself on OnlyFans.
That adult-oriented subscription platform had been started in 2016 by British businessperson Timothy Christopher Stokely. Since then it has been become more or less legit. Folks like Sarah post videos, photos and streaming with the intent to monetize their content.
As with influencers who earn six figures or more, some accounts on OnlyFans generate blockbuster revenue. That didn't happen for Sarah, though. In the process of pursuing this line of work she went broke, including losing her house.
The challenges in making a good living in the adult niche range from too many players to the difficulty of keeping content fresh enough to have fans continuing to pay for subscriptions.
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