Guides / Alexandra Dinu
A little more clarity.
An easier first step.
Practical guides to content, websites and collaborations. A little clarity before your next step.
GETTING STARTED
How to sell photos and videos without OnlyFans
Build a clear photo or video offer, define your audience and set boundaries without starting with an OnlyFans account.
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Better phone photos at home: a simple setup that helps editing
Use window light, a steady phone, a timer and original files to create at-home photos that are easier to edit professionally.
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COLLABORATION
What a content manager does—and what to ask before working together
Understand content selection, editing, promotion and organization, plus the questions to ask before agreeing to a management collaboration.
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ONLINE PRIVACY
Online privacy: what geoblocking can and cannot do
Understand aliases, controlled access and location restrictions before deciding how to present your photos and videos online.
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WEBDESIGN & SEO
Done-for-you websites for artists, models and dancers: what to include
Portfolios, biographies, services, bookings and contact: plan a website for a model, musician, dancer or performer.
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CREATIVE DIRECTION
Artistic or sensual content: setting boundaries before a collaboration
Agree on content style, approval and usage before starting a photography or video collaboration.
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How to price a photo or video project without overlooking your time
A simple way to think about photo and video pricing: deliverables, time, costs, permitted use and revisions.
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Who buys custom content, and how do you keep clear boundaries?
Buyer motivations vary. Learn to clarify requests, question financial-rescue promises and keep a content collaboration well defined.
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OnlyFans or your own website? Start with your offer and audience
Compare the role of a platform and a personal website through audience, offer, marketing and management—not income promises.
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Your first content management collaboration: what to prepare and ask
A simple first-conversation checklist: your goal, existing material, boundaries, available time, scope and contact details.
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