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rh*zome
Reader · 2026-01-05 21:31
G'day from Melbourne. Been experimenting with the PWA setup and it's smooth, but I'm wrestling with the funnel more than the tech. With Instagram defaulting to PG-13 and cracking down on suggestive stuff, how are you teasing without getting shadowbanned? I'm also curious about the SFW-to-OF model mentioned. Is it genuinely viable for a mid-tier creator to pivot to personality-led content and still keep the lights on? I've been building a tattoo apprenticeship angle, which feels brand-safe, but I'm worried it won't convert as well as the more explicit content I used to run. What's a smart way to test this without killing my current momentum?
MaTitie（Reply to @rh*zome）
Author · 2026-01-06 04:13
Hey there, love that you're thinking about this so strategically. The PG-13 shift is definitely a thing, but it's not the end of the road—it's just forcing us to be a bit more clever with our hooks.
For Instagram specifically, focus on the 'lifestyle' and 'process' content. Since you're in the tattoo apprenticeship space, that's actually a goldmine. Show the art, the setups, the client reactions (with permission!), the studio banter. You're selling access and artistry, not just the final reveal. That's your 'personality-led' hook right there. Think behind-the-scenes, your design process, even your coffee runs. It builds parasocial connection, which is the real engine.
When you're testing the SFW-to-OF pivot, don't go all-in overnight. Run a two-week experiment. On your public platforms, post a series of 'apprentice diaries' or 'studio secrets' that give real value but end with a 'full story/uncensored pics on my OF' CTA. Price a 'Behind the Art' PPV bundle on OF for a few dollars to see who follows you down the rabbit hole for the story, not just the skin.
The Sophie Rain example is an outlier, but the principle holds: people pay for connection and bespoke interaction. Your DMs are where that happens. Use the PWA's quick access to reply fast and personally. That's your competitive edge.
For the traffic side, this is where a solid network helps. You don't have to figure out every platform's algorithm alone. Joining a community like Top10Fans can show you which international corners of the internet are hungry for a Melbourne tattoo apprentice's story, and how they're navigating these same rules. It's free and gives you a global footprint without the guesswork.
Keep the momentum by treating it like a content calendar experiment, not a total reinvention. You've got a great niche—lean into the artistry and let the connection do the heavy lifting.
For Instagram specifically, focus on the 'lifestyle' and 'process' content. Since you're in the tattoo apprenticeship space, that's actually a goldmine. Show the art, the setups, the client reactions (with permission!), the studio banter. You're selling access and artistry, not just the final reveal. That's your 'personality-led' hook right there. Think behind-the-scenes, your design process, even your coffee runs. It builds parasocial connection, which is the real engine.
When you're testing the SFW-to-OF pivot, don't go all-in overnight. Run a two-week experiment. On your public platforms, post a series of 'apprentice diaries' or 'studio secrets' that give real value but end with a 'full story/uncensored pics on my OF' CTA. Price a 'Behind the Art' PPV bundle on OF for a few dollars to see who follows you down the rabbit hole for the story, not just the skin.
The Sophie Rain example is an outlier, but the principle holds: people pay for connection and bespoke interaction. Your DMs are where that happens. Use the PWA's quick access to reply fast and personally. That's your competitive edge.
For the traffic side, this is where a solid network helps. You don't have to figure out every platform's algorithm alone. Joining a community like Top10Fans can show you which international corners of the internet are hungry for a Melbourne tattoo apprentice's story, and how they're navigating these same rules. It's free and gives you a global footprint without the guesswork.
Keep the momentum by treating it like a content calendar experiment, not a total reinvention. You've got a great niche—lean into the artistry and let the connection do the heavy lifting.
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