How To Make A Premium Social Media Account - Sell Your Private Content Online WITH monthly rebilling
Are you looking to start your career as an adult content creator? Or maybe you are looking to expand your empire? Either way, starting a premium/private social media account could be the perfect way to monetise your content, and you can do it professionally by creating your account through us using FanCentro.
If you’re wondering “what is a premium/private social media account?” then keep reading!
What is Premium Social Media account?
A premium social media account (such as a premium Snapchat, as you may well be familiar with), is a private social media account that a creator uses to as a way of selling private content online – with access limited to those who are paying the subscription fee set by the creator.
This is usually achieved by charging buyers a monthly, or one-off fee, to become a ‘friend’ of the account, and therefore providing them with access to the private content that is posted within it. Creators might also charge extra for private content requests or personal items, for example.
How does a premium social media account work?
Creating a premium/private social media account such as a premium Snapchat account is not as, official as having say an OnlyFans or AdmireMe account, in the sense that it actually involves simply utilising a current, free platform in the form of an ordinary social media account.
However, rather than simply accepting friend requests from anyone, a creator using a premium social media to sell their content will only accept friend requests from accounts that have made a private payment to the creator beforehand – unless you are making your private social media account free and then charging for pieces of content individually later.
As already mentioned above, as a creator on using a private social media account, you can then choose to charge a one-off fee for access to your content, or you can charge users monthly as a way of earning a greater amount of money in the long run.
How do you charge customers to sign up?
How to charge customers to get access to your premium social media is one of the main difficulties with selling your content in this method, rather than on OnlyFans or AdmireMe, since a social media account doesn’t come with the same inbuilt subscription/payment system in place that you’d find on OnlyFans for example.
A lot of users will simply ask for a direct bank transfer of the necessary amount, or maybe ask for CashApp payments for example. However, this has it’s drawbacks as it can be difficult to take payments from people outside of your country (cross-border payments can be more complicated).
It can also be very difficult to persuade potential buyers to send money to ‘X’ account, simply on the promise that they are going to get access to your private content – since many buyers are often concerned about being scammed.
There is, however, a great solution to simplifying the payment process and making your account more appealing to potential subscribers….
How to take payments and make your account more professional
Making your account look more professional and having a safe, secure payment method for subscribers to use could be a game-changer for your career as a premium social media content creator Potential subs are sick of sending money to accounts and then being blocked, amongst all the other scams in the industry, so making an account HERE is the best way of making your account official.
Pros of a premium social media account
➤ One of the main pros of having a premium social media account versus having an OnlyFans etc, is that you are more in control of what you can post. Sites like OnlyFans will all be restricted as to what content you can upload, but a site like Snapchat for example, makes it easier to diverse, providing no one reports your account that is.
➤ You can receive direct payment and avoid paying any fees to a platform if you choose to manage the payments yourself.
Cons of a premium social media account
➤ One of the main cons of having a premium social account is that it is technically against their terms of service to upload nudity amongst other things. If your account is flagged, which might happen if a subscribers gets disgruntled for example, then your account could be deleted and you could lose your subscriber base.
➤ If you take payments yourself e.g. through a private bank transfer or CashApp, you will exclude a decent proportion of your potential subscriber base, since many users are cautious about sending money to a random account in the hope of not getting scammed. Many people prefer the security that for example OnlyFans or AdmireMe provides.
➤ It’s hard to set up a monthly re-billing system yourself, and therefore most creators who are selling their content via social media will charge a one-off fee instead. This often results in making less money in the long term, since you are constantly having to recruit new subscribers in order to keep getting paid.