Yes, it’s ok to post some media we make of you on your social media accounts.
But first, there are some considerations with posting your abbywinters.com material on your social media channels (for example, OnlyFans, reddit, Fansly, Twitter or similar).
The first, is to be aware that there’s a greater risk you’ll be “found out” by someone you don’t want to know about your nude modelling work (for example, employer, fellow students, family).
If your social media account is in your real name, there’s an increased risk of unwanted attention. But, if you have a “professional” erotica social media account, that’s what it’s for! 🤠
Our requirements for social media posting with media
We have some simple requirements when posting media we made of you:
- No more than 30 images; no more than 3 minutes of video in total
- Our “abbywinters.com (c) 2022” watermark must be present in each image or video snippet posted
- The year changes depending on what year your shoot was released in
- Beware that some video compression software may reduce the quality of the video – our site name must be clearly readable in the version you publish
- Some social media sites (some subreddits, for example) do not allow “branded” media. In those cases, it’s not ok to post abbywinters.com media there.
- Never crop images or video
- Always link to us, at abbywinters.com, or better, your Model page
- For example, www.abbywinters.com/model/your-site-name (always check the link works). This page is optimised for making sales, and making sales helps us book you for more shoots!
- It’s nice if you @mention us (@abbymodels), we’ll always RT you on Twitter, too.
Earn money from posting about us
If you have a sizable number of followers, you may consider becoming an Affiliate of ours. Affiliates earn a commission for each person they send to us that buys a subscription, and for each purchase that customers makes. For example:
Amy registers as an Affiliate and makes posts on her social accounts that mention us. A customer buys a $40 recurring monthly subscription. Amy gets $20, we get the other $20.
The next month, the customer is charged $40 again, and Amy makes another $20 (and again, we get the other $20).
We work with Affiliates closely, and they account for around 9% of our sales. Some professional affiliates make thousands of dollars a month from promoting our site, but it’s unlikely a single model would make that much. Making a few sales a month is realistic (but, this depends entirely on the nature and number of your followers, and how often you present us to them).
Setting up as an Affiliate is perhaps an hour’s work spread over a week of emails with our team. There are some technical requirements, but we can help you with them.
As an Affiliate, you can use discount coupons to help encourage your customers to join, for example:
Amy selects the coupon AmysFans, and makes it have a 25% discount. So, instead of a customer being charged $40, they are only charged $30.
However, the discount comes from Amy’s share (not ours), so Amy would get $10, and we still get $20 (this is to discourage affiliates from selling subscriptions for too low a price!).
For more information on becoming an Affiliate, check out our Affiliate site. As a model, you’ll get priority treatment, so be sure to mention that you’re a model when applying.
