MARKETING YOURSELF AS A SUB
Added 2020-06-17 03:51:53 +0000 UTCThis course is for subs who want to know how to market themselves as a pro sub, whether for sessions, events, performances, etc.
Your marketing will be similar to a Dom(me) in the sense of tools such as graphics, posting on social media, and content, but please be aware that pricing for yourself will be different. I will give full transparency in saying that it is RARE that a Dominant party will pay a submissive for service. Is it impossible? No. But it is rare as it can confuse the D/s dynamic.
1. Start on Fetlife
Start by making a page on fetlife, with your title being listed as “sub, slave, etc”; find the title that works for you. Your profile pictures should be of you in a submissive state, whether on your knees on the ground solo, or in a photo serving a dominant. Visuals are everything; most Dom(me)s are going to want to see examples of your servitude.
2. Describe yourself thoroughly
For your bio, you’ll want to be as descriptive as possible. List the kinks that you enjoy and consent to; post a copy of your results based on your BDSM test; talk a little bit about when you became submissive and how you got to that point. Highlighting your experiences here is important.
Are you a domestic sub, meaning you want to run errands, clean, etc? Are you a pain slut (impact play, bondage, etc)? Find your category and market that way
3. Be willing to give yourself fully
No one wants a sub who only wants to halfway serve. Ask yourself if you’re willing to give over full control to your dominant or if there are only certain aspects of your life you want controlled.
Comments
sorry hit send too fast. excuse the typos
Mrs Jones
2024-03-03 19:54:24 +0000 UTCI am in a DDLG relationship , what would i say i am seeking in my bio if i want to set up a page seeking ddlg, some site dont allow Daddy , I know DDLGG like the back of my hand.
Mrs Jones
2024-03-03 19:53:43 +0000 UTC