What Top OnlyFans Creators Know About Their Accounts (But Most Don’t)｜Comment Section Chat Compilation

I’ve been on OnlyFans for almost a year now and I’m still stuck in that ‘Newbie’ bracket. I’m posting daily, doing giveaways, even trying custom content, but it feels like I’m shouting into a void. The article hit home when it mentioned treating your account like a business — I’m not sure I’m doing that right. I get so caught up in comparing my numbers to the top 1% that I forget to focus on the small wins. I also worry about burnout — I’ve seen creators like Bonnie Blue crash and burn, and I don’t want that to be me. I’m trying to figure out how to build a loyal fanbase without losing myself in the process. Any advice?

Hey there, I hear you — that comparison trap is real and it can drain your energy fast. First, let’s reframe: you’re not ‘stuck’; you’re building. The top 1% didn’t hit $35k overnight, and many of them started exactly where you are. What matters most right now is consistency with a clear niche and genuine interaction. Instead of chasing every trend, pick one thing you love (like your cozy reading corner + Tarot vibe) and double down on it. Post at the same time daily, reply to every comment and DM within 24 hours, and sprinkle in behind-the-scenes moments — fans connect to personality, not just content. Also, set small, measurable goals: aim for 10 new subs this month, then 20, then 50. Celebrate those wins. And please, protect your mental health: schedule off-days, mute toxic feeds, and remember your worth isn’t tied to a number. You’ve got this — and if you ever want to explore global promotion without the burnout, Top10Fans is a free, low-pressure way to get seen. Keep going.