This is your BUSINESS

Okay guys and dolls,

Let's talk turkey. You've finally pulled the trigger and signed up to become a webcam model. Congratulations! You did it. You should be proud of yourself - it's not easy to put yourself out there and it takes guts. Perhaps by now you've already logged on a few times and tested the waters. That's great. You're getting there. Perhaps your first few times you were one of the lucky ones and made a surprising amount of money right out of the gate. And if that's the case, hooray for you! You rock! And...you're lucky. That doesn't happen for everyone. In fact, that doesn't happen for most people. This is a business. Let me repeat that...webcam modeling is a business. B-U-S-I-N-E-S-S. Treat it as such and you will be successful. Actually, that's really one of the benefits to webcamming versus really any other type of businesses. As long as you're putting the effort into you, you're going to make money. Good money. It's just a fact. A really nice fact. But if you half-ass it and don't put the time and energy into it that it needs, you're going to end up with mediocre paychecks and walk away feeling like it was all a scam. You know what? It's not a scam. This is a legitimate industry that is quite simply BOOMING. Believe me, there is plenty of money to go around to everyone and ensure that everyone has a nice living off of it. But you have to do your part. You HAVE to work. Let's break this down and talk about the basics.

1) Set a schedule. And for the love of fuck stick to it. STICK TO IT. I don't care if this is a 30 hour a week schedule or 10. STICK TO IT as much as you possibly can. This will aid you - trust me.

2) When you're on camera, you're on the clock. Look like you care. No one wants to pay you to sit there and look bored while you scroll through your phone. No. Put that shit away and look professional for Christ sake.

3) Speak to your customers with respect while at the same time, stand up for your standards and boundaries. It's important to be respectful and doing what you can to make your customers happy - but not at your own expense. Be up front about what you will and will not do.

4) By no means do you need to work 40+ hours per week to make a good living. You can work half of that and easily make great money. But there does come a point where if you're only working 3-4 hours a week, especially when you're a newbie, what's the point? Sure, you'll make a bit of extra cash, but probably not enough to pay all your bills with. Plan on working a minimum, MINIMUM of 10 hours a week if you really want to be serious about this. And I would really recommend 20-25 hours.

5) But HOW much money can you make? I went over this topic in more detail in my post, How Much Money Can You Really Make as a Webcam Model?, but just to go over some of the highlights: A lot. You can make A LOT. I-camz, for example, has this handy dandy feature that allows models to get paid $1/minute per CUSTOMER during premium chat. So if you were to say have 8 customers in your chat at one time, that's $8 a MINUTE. Pretty, sweet, eh? I-camz models earn somewhere between $500 to $2000 a week, and some of there top earning models earn far more than that. But those bitches work hard. Really hard. You can sign up for I-camz here. It's quick and easy. Another great company to work for is Internet Modeling. They're pretty well known and some of their top models make a TRUCK ton. In my other post I mentioned how one of their bigger models earned almost $6000 in one week. Now again, models like this are working a fuck ton of hours and working their asses off. The majority of their models earn around $2k a week, which is still a damned great salary. You can sign up for Internet Modeling here.

In closing, you gotta WORK IT! Look at this as your business because is is your business. Treat it right. Nurture it, grow it, work hard and it WILL PAY OFF.


Happy camming! Let's do this again. ;)

~B