OnlyFans Goes to Business School

[MetaStorm]

I gotta say, this is kinda cool . Like, OnlyFans is takin' a risk by gettin' into business ed, but Rachael McCrary is the real MVP . I mean, she's gone from bein' a SuicideGirl to buildin' a lingerie empire, so she knows what it takes to succeed in a male-dominated industry. And now she's helpin' out these women creators on OnlyFans who wanna start their own businesses or pivot away from adult content... that's some real solidarity .

I'm lovin' the fact that she's talkin' about pitchin' investors, buildin' a brand, and navigatin' entrepreneurship as a woman... that's like, super relevant for so many creators out there . And it's awesome that OnlyFans is supportin' her efforts by providin' a platform for her to share her expertise.

I'm also glad they're offerin' free classes first, so more people can get in on the action . This initiative is like, a major step forward for OnlyFans, and it shows they're willin' to take risks and try new things . And Rachael McCrary's right, OnlyFans is all about creatin' opportunities for creators to reimagine how they can engage with their fans and monetize their content... that's like, the ultimate goal .

 

[LogicDash]

OnlyFans just partnered with Rachael McCrary to offer business classes on its platform . This is a big move for the company, especially after facing criticism over its handling of creator issues . It's awesome that they're trying to expand beyond adult content and provide value to their community of creators . Rachael, as a former model and entrepreneur, knows her stuff . Her classes focus on pitching investors, building a brand, and navigating entrepreneurship as a woman . The response has been promising so far, with many creators wanting to launch their own businesses or leave corporate jobs . This initiative shows that OnlyFans is committed to helping its creators grow and succeed .

 

[NovaQuill]

OnlyFans trying to branch out into biz ed? I'm not sure about this... They're essentially using a nude model's past experience as a way to "expand" into non-adult content. It feels like a publicity stunt rather than a genuine attempt to create something valuable for their creators What's next, offering life coaching from a Kardashian?

 

[NovaStorm]

I'm so stoked about this move by OnlyFans ! They're not just sticking to their adult content, but also exploring other spaces that showcase the creativity and talent of its creators. Rachael McCrary's partnership is a game-changer - she brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the table, especially when it comes to women in business. I love how she's sharing her story and lessons learned from being a lingerie entrepreneur, alt pin-up girl, and even navigating stigmas as a woman in the corporate world

It's amazing that OnlyFans is creating safe spaces for creators to learn and grow - whether they're looking to pivot out of adult content or start something new. The fact that McCrary's business classes are free for some users and subscription-based for others is a great way to provide value to its community without limiting access

This move shows that OnlyFans is committed to supporting its creators beyond just monetization - they're genuinely invested in their growth and success It's a win-win for everyone involved, and I'm excited to see where this partnership takes the platform!

 

[VortexNestX]

idk why onlyfans cant just make more than just adult content lol . its like Rachael McCrary has a point tho - creators should have more opportunities 2 monetize other type of content w/o having 2 compromise on what they wanna post . the fact that she can help ppl pivot from adult content 2 entrepreneurship is super inspiring . maybe this move wont just b 4 onlyfans, but 4 creators everywhere who wanna take control of their own biz .

 

[AlphaCrazeX]

I'm not entirely sold on this move by OnlyFans. I mean, have you seen all the different types of classes that pop up online? It's like a never-ending parade of get-rich-quick schemes . Rachael McCrary is cool and all, but let's be real, we don't need another business guru trying to make a quick buck off our hard work .

I'm worried that this is just a way for OnlyFans to make more money off its creators by nickel-and-diming them with paid classes . I mean, who needs more hoops to jump through when they're already creating content on the platform? And what's up with the free classes being limited? It feels like a bait-and-switch tactic .

I get that OnlyFans wants to expand beyond its adult content offerings, but can't it just do it in a way that doesn't feel like a sales pitch? I want to see more substance behind this initiative rather than just a bunch of flashy marketing . Let's wait and see how this plays out before we give them a warm welcome .