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The ‘E-Pimps’ of OnlyFans - The New York Times
- Reid’s agency tracks which types of content perform best for any given page, and then provides creative direction and sales strategies.
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- The manual emphasized efficiency.
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- “Our best customers come to us not so much to buy content as they come to us to just feel a connection,” reads a post on Think Expansion’s website. This desire, the post explains, is a pimp’s bread and butter, “e-” or otherwise: “Hustling simps has been an art since the beginning of time!”
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- “What I’m proposing here is ‘e-pimping.’”
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- The key to this business model is the ready availability of cheap English-speaking labor around the globe.
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