Printable Daily Action Guide

It is expected that following steps are followed accurately and the strategies outlined are
implemented.

The 4 Buyers Personas:

The goal is to guide all types of buyers into becoming Relationship buyers by following the
outlined strategies:

1. Decisive Buyers: Build rapport and trust. This will change their transactional mindset
into more meaningful interactions. Avoid direct price negotiation, instead offer value
through personal engagement.
2. Consensus Buyers: Understand their financial concerns and be patient. These buyers
avoid direct negotiation but respond well to empathy and understanding. Find their
barriers, provide value and trust and then, guide them to buying when they feel ready.
3. Relationship Buyers: Foster emotional connections. They are loyal and attached. Use
their expressions of affection, like "I love you" and "I miss you" etc. Mimic their energy
and language to deepen the relationship.
4. Skeptical Buyers: Approach with empathy and invest time in building personal
connections. They distrust and question at first. But, if you show reliability, value, trust
and set clear expectations, you can win them over.

The goal is to guide all types of buyers into becoming Relationship buyers.

The Priority and Cadence Of Daily Conversations:

1. Sexting Sales Phase: First, focus on subscribers already sexting. They represent
high-value opportunities. Even if it means being a bit slower to respond to others.
2. Subs moving from EDC to Sexting: They are transitioning from everyday
conversations so make it a goal to ensure we notice buying signals before we start
sexting. Do this, especially when important targets are busy with pay-per-view.
3. Engage New Subscribers: Their financial capacity is yet unknown, they could become
amazing buyers down the line.
4. Address Small Spenders: we should not overlook these subs because they still
generate consistent revenue.
Chronological Everyday Chatting Interactions For New Subs:

1. Greet Subscribers: Use personalized messages to welcome new subscribers .

2. Pre-game questions: Age, Location and Platform from where they are coming. This will
help you gauge budget constraints.
3. Identify Buyer Type: See if they are decisive, consensus, skeptical, or
relationship-oriented, guide them to become our desired relationship buyer persona.
4. Start EDC: Keep conversations fun, engaging, and relatable to maintain interest.
5. Move from EDC to Sexting: Find the right times to shift to SXT by looking out for
buying singals.
6. Introduce Teasers: escalate from playful teasing to sales.
7. (PPV): Encourage subscribers towards pay-per-view content by introducing them to the
Set.
8. Manage post-purchase relationships: Address any concerns. Add value for
non-buyers or those hesitant to continue purchasing and those that complete the set.
9. Make detailed notes: Use the designated Excel document as a key tool for tracking
interactions. This helps customize future communications and coordinate team efforts.
10. Assess Budget Constraints: Tag subscribers unable to afford purchases when sales
are introduced as 'time wasters'. Their budget constraints will determine this when they
don’t spend even at prices as low as $15. Only mark subs as TW’s when both value and
trust have been provided and they still continue rejecting sales.

Chronological Everyday Chatting Interactions For Existing Subs:

1. Acknowledge past conversation: Show care by responding to their last questions and
resume conversations where it was left.
2. Send Personalized Greetings: Use manual greetings for whales using inflow logic for,
$$$ and $$ and mass msg to $
3. Start EDC: Keep conversations fun, engaging, and relatable to maintain interest.
4. Build Continuous Rapport: Tailor interactions based on the subscriber's buying
personality. Aim to develop all subscribers into relationship buyers.
5. Move from EDC to Sexting: Find the right times to shift to SXT by looking out for
buying signals.
6. Introduce Teasers: Escalate from playful teasing content to sales.
7. (PPV): Encourage subscribers towards pay-per-view content by introducing them to the
Set.
8. Manage post-purchase relationships: Address any concerns. Add value for
non-buyers or those hesitant to continue purchasing and those that complete the set.
9. Make detailed notes: Use the designated Excel document as a key tool for tracking
interactions. This helps customize future communications and coordinate team efforts.
Structuring The Set:

1. Opening Stage: we introduce subscribers to our content with two packs. Each has five
pictures and a few short videos (10 to 30 seconds). These packs fall into the following
categories:

● Safe for Work (SFW): Featuring thirst traps and non-nude content.
● Not Safe for Work (NSFW): Showcasing partial exposure with provocative touches and
teasing.
● After undressing, 50% of subscribers will stop purchasing. Upsell to the remaining 50%.

Pricing ranges from $15 to $35 per pack.

2. Mid-Level Stage: This stage includes two packs, each with five pictures and videos (40 to 60
seconds).These packs fall into the following categories:

*They need to have spent at least $45$ prior to access this stage.

● NSFW: Topless
● NSFW: Full Nudity

Pricing ranges from $45-$200

3. End Stage: This stage includes videos with a duration of 60- 120 Seconds. This stage
includes the following NSFW categories:

*They need to have spent at least $150 prior to access this stage.

● NSFW: humping, blowjobs, masturbation teasing

Pricing is between $80- $100 per video.

4. Checkmate Stage (Climax): This stage includes the following NSFW categories:

*They need to have spent at least $400 prior to access this stage.

● NSFW: Masturbation
● NSFW: Climax

Pricing per video is between $140 and $200

5. Outro Stage: This stage includes the following categories:

● FREE Images and short videos of post-intimate affection to foster repeat

purchases.

Custom Content:

Subscribers are invited to act as directors. Encourage them to decide on the video's length,
setting, attire, and actions. This ensures the result is unique to their preferences. We ask
detailed questions to capture their vision . We ask about attire, actions and props etc.

The price per minute per category is the following:

Per Minute Cost per Category:

● Boob video: $25-$50 / min
● Blowjob: $40-80 / min
● Fingering video: $50-$100 / min
● Anal: $150-200 / min
● Non-sexual: $15-40 / min

We price extra requests using the following guide:

Prices are clear: Pricing allows for discounts of 10%, 20% and 30% but not below the allowed
price benchmark of $150 for NSFW and $50 for SFW custom videos. For NSFW images the
price benchmark is $50 and for SFW custom images $25
Payment Procedure: If they don’t want to do full payment upfront, encourage a 50% upfront
payment. The buyer pays the rest upon delivery. This helps to secure commitment.

Key Name Tags for our Subscriber Base for Infloww:

1. High Value Target (HVT): is a subscriber who has spent over $500 in the past or is now
in the sales process. This means they moved from EDC to sexual conversations.
1. Time Sensitive Targets (TST): These are subscribers needing immediate attention.
This is true regardless of their spending history. We need urgent action when we make
errors, they lose interest, or they raise concerns showing that they are upset. In these
cases, tell management or your chat support team. Don't try to resolve these issues
alone. Reporting them is a priority.

Mass Messages for TimeWasters:

1. Identify Inactive Subscribers: Make a list for subscribers who haven't made purchases
or have spent very little. To ensure accuracy, update this list daily.

The TimeWaster Checklist:

Has he received a Welcome Message or been greeted?

Has he ignored all our messages for more than 1 week? (If this is yes then TW)
Has he been asked questions to gauge his budget constraints? Location, Age, Platform?
Is he from an affluent country? (If he is from a poor country TW)
Have you respected gender dynamics?
Have you identified the type of buyer he is based on the 4 types?
Have you provided value and trust based on the rapport guidelines?
Have you transitioned from EDC to sexting by waiting for his buying signals?
Have you initiated PPV from a set at an entry price of $15-$20 and he rejected the
purchase?
Have you done objection handling?
Does he still refuse to buy?

● If all of the above are marked as yes then we can mark the new sub as a Timewaster,
don’t do this with existing subs as we will take care of it, only with new subs. We will be
reviewing this daily and we expect full cooperation and compliance by each team
member as we will put these users into lists on a daily basis to send mass PPV’s only to
this audience, as a chatter YOU are NOT responsible to make the mass messages for
this list. Once marked as TW please add them into the TW list.
Chatting Rules:

From now onwards as a rule Closed-Ended Statements are prohibited within all
interactions.

Won't tolerate unanswered messages unless they are TW’s.