CAPTIONS AND WHAT TO POST ON TWITTER IN FEMDOM + FINDOM: ARE YOU STUCK?

Are you lacking inspiration or lost on what exactly to post/say on Twitter to attract followers, admirers, finsubs, pay pigs, betas, subs, etc?

Sometimes creating captions and posting content can be the hardest part about this journey. You never want to sound robotic nor do you want to feel like you're trying too hard. Here are a few tips:

1. It's okay to schedule post in advance to work smart and not harder

Personally, I schedule my post throughout the week so that my tweet's are sending automatically and I don't feel like I'm glued to Twitter all day. This can be done by logging onto Twitter on your desktop or phone browser (you can not schedule posts on the app) and queueing tweets to post for you days or weeks in advance. A good example of a tweet to schedule in advance would be a tweet containing links to your content and ways to session with you. Try to switch up between this and regular tweets of content (selfies, feet, receipts, new Domme gear, etc) so that your posts don't come off as spammy. 

2. It's perfectly fine to post about 'vanilla things'.

Yes, we are here to brand ourself as Dommes, but your whole brand doesn't have to necessarily center around this. From my research and personal conversations with my own subs, they enjoy seeing content that makes us look "human". If you can tie this content in to your Domme life, it's a win-win. For example, I love to travel and try new food in places I visit, so often I'll post pictures and videos of what I'm dining on. In return, subs send me funds and tributes to continue purchasing these things. 

3. All of your content doesn't have to mean getting dolled to post

Stop thinking you have to put on makeup, do your hair, and get dressed up in Latex to make great content. This is WRONG. Your content can be made relaxing in bed, wiggling your toes, ignore sessions while cooking or getting work done, your middle finger...the options are endless. Almost anything can be content if you think hard enough about making it demanding, dominating, or sexy.

4. Be mysterious

Don't tell it all or give it all away. For example, I may post myself in a bodysuit. I might slip one arm strap of the bodysuit off as if I'm 'stripping'. My caption would say "You wish you could see all of me, don't you little beta? It would only happen in your dreams..." And that's it. Tease, tempt, and taunt. They need to pay for all of your attention. 

5. Don't say too much - get to the point 

No one wants to read paragraph on paragraph - a lot of subs have short attention spans. Keep it sweet and simple - straight to the point. 4 sentences or less will do.

6. Don't beg

WE DON'T BEG FOR TRIBUTES. There is a difference between begging and demanding. You should never find yourself in a subs comments asking them to send to you. Don't take the bait. You make your posts and the right finsub will follow.