Onlyfans, Data Centralization, Leaks & Revenue Recoup.
For the women looking to succeed on the platform it’s important to know that the #1 Social Media site for traffic coming into OnlyFans is Twitter. 20% of people come in via Google with YouTube, Instagram and Linktr.ee rounding out the top 5.
20.2% Google.com
9.84% Twitter.com
6% Youtube.com
5.69% Instagram.com
5.13% Linktr.ee
Raw Data on Onlyfans earnings, likes etc., estimates made from (2020)
Data monetization must come from the very realization from the women in the industry that the data recoup will not merely serve to save costs; if executed correctly, it can become a source of sizable additional revenue streams. Once this understanding is achieved, the ladies need to stress this aspect of data monetization process in order to gain buy-in and achieve the best possible results and need not worry about rips & additional costs of DMCA; corporations regularly use & trade your data, monetizing it and selling it off to the highest bidder. Just an input for marketing algos.
If you don’t proactively troubleshoot or actively execute your SEO plan, you won’t get the organic traffic you deserve & equally won't showcase the diverse aspects of the services you offer.
➡ Organic Traffic • SEO • Online Group • Direct Search • Social Media
Data Monetization
There are two primary paths to data monetization. The first is internal and focuses on leveraging data to improve your operations, productivity, and products and services, and also enable ongoing, personalized dialogs with customers in this instance fans. The second path is external and involves creating new revenue streams by making data available to customers and external partners.
Data licensing is a form of personal data monetization where individuals permit companies to access specific data sources—social streams, bank data, browser data, etc.—in exchange for financial compensation. Under a data licensing model, the individuals retain the ownership rights to their data and can select data sources they want to share.
Conclusion
I kept everything brief, left out tokenization which is basically the same but aggregated by a Blockchain as opposed to aggregating in a centralized fashion with external brokers, the former gives you crypto for your data.
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