Potential first time content creators

[feedursole]

I just want to hear any thoughts, opinions, advice, and experiences on creating tickling (specifically feet) content and sharing it online.

Wife and I have been discussing this in more serious terms, especially since discovering the community, and overall its about a 50/50 split on doing it for fun and for the potential monetary gain.

I've made it abundantly clear that this isnt some desire that needs to be satisfied for me, and that any decision we make will be on her terms with my support.

 

[Comfort Eagle]

Do what you think is good, and don't worry about outsourcing a lot of outside opinions. And a lot of people are going to tell you to really focus and treat it like a job, but as a someone with the same kind of "Did it as kind of a hobby and some extra cash", I actually advise you don't take it that serious. Not initially, anyway.

Do like two or three videos that you think look good, that you think are a really solid example of what you can do. Then post them and gauge responses. Don't ask what people want to see, don't survey what they say they'd buy (far more are willing to explain what they'd theoretically buy then actually break open the wallet when it comes time). Right out of the gate, I think you're actually setting yourself up for later success by effectively treating the entire thing as fun and games.

 

[feedursole]

Do what you think is good, and don't worry about outsourcing a lot of outside opinions. And a lot of people are going to tell you to really focus and treat it like a job, but as a someone with the same kind of "Did it as kind of a hobby and some extra cash", I actually advise you don't take it that serious. Not initially, anyway.

Do like two or three videos that you think look good, that you think are a really solid example of what you can do. Then post them and gauge responses. Don't ask what people want to see, don't survey what they say they'd buy (far more are willing to explain what they'd theoretically buy then actually break open the wallet when it comes time). Right out of the gate, I think you're actually setting yourself up for later success by effectively treating the entire thing as fun and games.

Amazing feedback. Thank you so much! I agree on the very last part a lot, thats how Im approaching it at least.