Ben Hopper
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7 Days of 7 Brand-New-Unpublished-Photos, Exclusive to Patreon!
🕑 Added 2017-11-17 16:52:04 +0000 UTC Today marks the 7th day of my post-per-day on my new Patreon page.I've been uploading brand new unpublished & uncensored work from my project Naked with Masks exclusively on here, sharing the censored versions on Facebook and Instagram.
It's been a tricky start, proving harder than ever to reach my followers on FB and I have a feeling I didn't explain myself properly as some people tell me it seems like I just want to be on holiday with your money.
I'm constantly re-phrasing the About section on my profile here to make it clear I am using the money to firstly (and finally) be able to focus on editing years worth of untouched archives. It doesn't really matter where I am the world, since I can work remotely with my laptop and hard drive.
I will admit that 10 years in grey London got to me. I feel like I need to get out and get some air ...and while I do that, I can develop existing and new projects such as The Inner Outside (see more info on my About page).
This way or another, I am confident and determined; this page WILL work!
Over the coming days I will continue posting new work from Naked with Masks and after that, more new unpublished work...I hope you'll like it! :)
Feel free to comment and interact, suggest, ask - whatever's on your mind!
Your grateful Ben!
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Comments
Ben Hopper
Great advice, thank you!!! :)
loxx
Hi, as someone who supports creators but also been a victim of some "hit and run" creators who quit soon after collecting at the start of the month, I have a few suggestions for you. As you are starting out it would be best to have a nice collection of unseen patron only content from all your on-going collections - masks, transfiguration, etc. This can be seen as an indicator of quality and bona fides. Rather than post daily it is always better to have larger posts every 2-3 days. It also helps to establish a pattern. If you are doing new shoots then keep patrons updated and post content from these shoots. It's always better to engage patrons in an on-going process.
