🎯 Currently, we are focusing on photos and will be implementing an additional KPI related to photo performance. As always, based on the KPI results, you will be eligible for bonuses or penalties.

We also want to remind you that you earn double commission when a user opens your photo.

That’s why it’s crucial to master the art of working with photos effectively.

And we’ve created this training for you!
In this section, you will learn:

• Which chats to send photos to 💬
  
  

• What types of photos to send and where to find them 📸🔍
  
  

• Common mistakes often found in chats ❌
  
  

• Effective strategies for selling photos 💡💸, and much more.
  
  

Get ready and prepare to learn! 📚 Good luck! 🍀

🚫 Avoid these common mistakes:

1️⃣ Low-Quality Photos
If a user pays for a photo and receives something pixelated, small, or poorly edited, they’re unlikely to chat. Every image should be high quality!

2️⃣ Watermarked or Over-Retouched Images
Photos with obvious editing, watermarks, or porn screenshots damage credibility and should be avoided.

3️⃣ Overuse of Generic or Irrelevant Images
There is an overreliance on random images with quotes, hearts, and other meaningless visuals instead of high-value lifestyle shots. Well-curated lifestyle content helps build trust and connection but is currently underutilized.

4️⃣ Depleting Your Gallery Too Quickly
Sending too many photos at once leaves no content for future interactions with the same user. A paced, strategic approach ensures longer engagement.

5️⃣ Unrealistic Photos ( And Nudes)
Avoid using photos of porn stars, professional photo shoots, or images that don’t match the animator’s physique, skin tone, or breast size. 

These make the chat feel fake.

✅ Always ensure that the photos you send look natural and are a good match for the animator.

6️⃣ Don’t Send Photos in Gray Chats
Photos should only be sent when the user is actively engaged in the conversation. Avoid using them in chats where the user hasn’t responded yet. Sending photos in grey chats will ruin your RR on photos.

7️⃣ Don't Send the First Image from Google
If sending a photo of something like tiramisu 🍮, avoid using the first image from Google—choose a more unique one instead to maintain authenticity.  The first photo will be easily detected by users, and they are unlikely to dig deeper than that.

📸 How to Work with the Photo Guidelines

We’re constantly updating and expanding our photo library for animators—over 1,000 new photos every week! 📥 These include selfies 🤳 and erotic images 🔥 to help make your chats more engaging, realistic, and profitable 💰.

But remember: it’s still important to download and organize your own photos for the best results ✅.

Why does this matter?

Because photos make chats more interesting 🎯. More interest = longer chats 💬, more replies 💌, and of course—a higher RR 📈.

Plus, every time a client opens one of your photos, you receive a bonus 🎁 (same as a paid reply!).

1️⃣ Use the Animator Photo Library Wisely

We give you access to thousands of photos—but how you use them is key 🧠.

🚫 Don’t spam photos

🚫 Don’t send many in a row

🚫 Don’t overload with selfies 🤳

When you send too many photos, especially the same kind (like multiple selfies), it becomes repetitive and boring 😴. Worse—those photos will become unavailable for this chat 😓.

👉 Use the photo gallery smartly and sparingly.

2️⃣ Download Your Own High-Quality Photos

To stand out and have variety, build your own personal collection 🗂️.
But make sure your photos are:

✅ High-quality and realistic

❌ No watermarks or logos

❌ No professional studio shots 📸

❌ No low-resolution images 🧱

💡 Where to find good ones? Use the internet 🌐! But don’t just grab the first thing from Google—dig deeper to find real, believable pictures 🔍.

3️⃣ Organize Your Photo Collection

Having organized folders makes your job much easier 🧘‍♀️.

Try creating folders like:

📂 Erotic Photos

Different skin tones, body types, body parts, sizes, etc. 🔥

📂 Lifestyle Photos

Food 🍕, pets 🐶, sunsets 🌅, cars 🚗, hobbies 🎨, travel ✈️

This way, you’ll always have the right image ready for any type of chat 🎯.

4️⃣ Use Photos During Sexting

This is a must-do! 🚨

Data shows that photos during sexting increase engagement and improve the quality of conversations 💦💬.

So, if you have a strong erotic photo collection, adding them to sexy chats will feel easy—and will help you earn more 💸 and keep the chat going longer 🔁.

🧠 Final Tips

✅ Be smart with your photo use

✅ Keep your content authentic and varied

✅ Stay organized for quick replies

✅ And don’t forget—every photo opened = bonus! 🎁

By following these simple tips, you’ll create more immersive chats, connect better with users, and boost your performance 📈.

📸 Using Photos to Build Deeper Connections

When used thoughtfully, photos can:

-Enhance Conversations: They make chats more dynamic and visually appealing.

-Build Trust: A well-placed photo reassures users of the persona’s authenticity.

-Increase Engagement: Creative and timely visuals lead to better response rates and stronger connections.

Key Issues & Areas for Improvement

1️⃣ Sending Multiple Photos in a Row from the Gallery

Many of you send several gallery photos at once, which limits your ability to respond to specific user requests (e.g., when a user asks, "Can you take a pic right now?"). 

This reduces personalization and weakens the impact of the interaction.

🚫 Weak example: Sending all your selfies at once—this adds no effort to the chat and leaves you with no selfies for later interactions.

✅ Better approach: Space out your photos strategically to keep engagement high over time.

2️⃣ More Engaging Photo Introductions

The way you introduce a photo is just as important as the image itself! 

Users need a compelling reason to open it.

🚫 Weak example: "Let me send you a photo."
✅ Better example: "I just took this, and I think you’ll love it… should I show you? 😉"

Make your intros enticing, playful, or connected to the conversation!

3️⃣ Avoiding Repetitive & Weak Sales Tactics

🚫 Weak example:Sending random gallery photos with dull messages like "Do you like this?" or "How do you feel about this one?" doesn’t build excitement or make users want more.

✅ Better approach: Create anticipation! Try something like:
"I love how you talk to me… makes me want to show you something special. 😘"

Make every interaction feel unique and engaging! 🚀