9 Things to Do When You Sign Up to FAN4ME

So you’ve created a fan4me account, what now? We’ve looked at the strategies of top creative artists to put together this list of 9 things to do when you Sign Up to FAN4ME. All of these tips have a proven track record of paving the way to success, but not all of them may suit your content or your personality. Read on, take inspiration, trust your instincts and craft a FAN4ME strategy that works for you!

1. Set the right subscription price

A reasonable price is probably between $9.99 and $15.99 depending on your content and posting schedule. The price needs to be high enough that the fan feels they are purchasing a quality product, but low enough that they will be willing to spend more in PPV, CLAPS or LIVE shows without feeling shortchanged.

2. Promote your FAN4ME link online

The usual suspects, Twitter, Instagram and Facebook, work well of course, but feel free to get creative. People have found success sharing their links on Reddit, TikTok, LINKEDIN or their official websites. Or, you can make a custom URL so your FAN4ME link will have your branding. Make sure to fill in your social media links so that you can share your posts as advertisements to your other social media platforms.

Give current and potential followers a good idea of the kind of content you’ll be posting, with short clips, images, announcements or polling. You can do this on social media or on your FAN4ME page itself; Unless you have made your content free to view, non-subscribers will be able to see the written part of your posts and a preview of your content. Fans like to see that an account they’re thinking of subscribing to is posting content regularly.

4. Talk to your fans

Consistency and communication are key. Make a posting schedule and try to stick to it and reply to comments and DMs. Let your fans feel like they’re in their own community, purpose-built for them to get closer to you.

Creating a plan for your FAN4ME channel that syncs with your mainstream content plan is important to ensure quality and consistency across your social publishing network.

5. Try PPV ( PAY PER VIEW)

PPV allows you to share exclusive content via messages with your dedicated fans who are willing to pay for it. Try sending PPV with a variety of prices to appeal to fans with different levels of finances and commitment. For example, low: $3 Medium: $10, High: $15. The duration for the audience with a PPV is up to you.

Send internal offers to your fans through your messaging functionality

6. Reserve the content that you think will be most lucrative for PPV( PAY PER VIEW)

Your groupies will be willing to pay to open your PPV if they feel they’re going to get something especially created for them . And perhaps fans want to just view your pay per view content and not subscribe, they have the option to do so.

7. Get to know your fan base

Find out what your fans want and learn what works. Use polls to ask your fans what kind of content they want to see next and track what’s successful with the help of the analytics features on FAN4ME.

For PAY PER VIEW, you can track how many messages have been opened, read, and which price points are the most successful.

8. Do promotional campaigns throughout the year

Sales are a great way to draw people in or engage your current fans by making them feel they’re getting a bargain for extra content. There’s always an excuse to do a promotional campaign, like making use of Halloween, Christmas or whatever seasonal event you celebrate.

9. Collaborate with other creators and swap shout outs

FAN4ME allows you to tag other performers (coming soon) in posts just like any other social media platform, meaning performers can shout each other out and collaborate with ease. Team up with like-minded creators that have audiences with similar interests to your followers. You can swap shoutouts and content or, even better, shoot joint content together.

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