How To Support Numerous Content Creators

[Soles_Scream]

I have pondered this question as I have a have an affinity for capitalistic endeavors. I realize content is not created in a vacuum and resources - both monetary and time - are necessary to produce a product. One of the methods I tried to use was choosing a different content creator each month to purchase a membership from. TA (multiple times), UK (multiple times), Czech (multiple times), Paradise, Virgin (now seemingly defunct), and others were some of the sites I joined for a time.

The amount of content I consume comes from everywhere these days. Now with Reddit and the social media platforms, not least Pornhub, tons of content (albeit a number which came from pirated orgins) is accessible. In light of this, I have wondered how to support these creators. My solution is allocating some funds on a monthly bases via Patreon or other forms of donation to said content creators.

I attend parties and I am a consumer of private sessions. My budget therefore is mainly allocated toward those endeavors. The question is, how best to support the community of content creators right now? I like, share, retweet, comment, tag as much as possible. However, I know that isn't enough.

I am considering going back to the rolling membership process, or simply donating to content creators directly through Clips4Sale, Cashapp, Venmo, or what have you. Any thoughts on how best to pull this off? Rolling membership would be cycling through on a month to month bases, all the producers I appreciate. In the newest iteration of the plan, I'd start with a month membership to Simply Tickling, then switch to another producer the next month, and than another, eventually circling back to Simply. In addition, I'd find one model whose content I appreciate, and donate a sum to them one month, and then switch to the next the following month, and so forth. It isn't much, but that's the best idea I came up with so far. I also can't forget the artists and the TMF itself.

Any input on this would be helpful.

 

[mabus]

Just buy some clips. If they're not making what you want, ask them for it, and if they do...buy that clip so they make more!

For example, there's a new store, Ticklish Laughter, by carmoo7.
They got two hot models now that look like they enjoy tickling each other.

If he makes a pantyhose version, hopefully nude or suntan colored, some nice sheer toe....I'm buying those clips!!

Some people pay for customs if they can afford it, and they get all elaborate. I hear that's a good pay day for producers.

Just buy the clips you like, and hopefully they'll see the sales and make more like the ones you buy.

 

[happydarwin]

I'd second what mabus has written above. Not just about the customs, but the clips in general. Plus, there are some companies that have pretty reasonable custom fees, in my opinion. That way, you can get exactly what you're looking for, too.
Not that there's anything wrong with the monthly subscription idea you've elaborated on.

 

[Soles_Scream]

Thanks for the feedback. I’m assuming if I donate directly, more of said donation would reach their pockets as opposed to buying a clip through Clips4Sale for example. However, they wouldn’t move up the sales leader board if I did a direct donation. Not to say the equivalent of say 10 clip purchases would register as significant from the algorithmic standpoint.

In the end, my overall spend, vis purchase or donation to a single producer under my plan would be around 200 over the year, which isn’t nothing, but not a significant figure. Granted, it’s more than zero.

 

[Phineas]

Thanks for the feedback. I’m assuming if I donate directly, more of said donation would reach their pockets as opposed to buying a clip through Clips4Sale for example.

It really depends on the vendor. Clips4Sale also takes a cut of donations that are sent via their donate/tip buttons. It's been so long since I used my Patreon that I don't remember whether they do the same, but I'd be surprised if they didn't.

Your best bet is to contact the producers directly and ask them what donation methods give them the biggest cut, and then do that.