How To Be Successful On Fanhouse

Fanhouse is a great way to generate an income from your fans. It’s a win-win: your fans want to support you, and you get to earn the financial support to help make the content they love. The advantages of building a successful Fanhouse account are clear: more money in your pocket, less stress, and ultimately better content. But how to get there might not be as clear.

Ultimately, success on Fanhouse is a process, not a goal. It requires work, dedication, and time. We break down success into two distinct pieces: promotion and usage. These two elements work together in a cycle, and you need to do both to achieve success on the platform.

Promotion

Unlike other social media with high discoverability and visibility, Fanhouse pages are relatively private. They can be hard to stumble across while on the internet. The vast majority of our users find Fanhouses by directing following a link. Therefore, the link to your Fanhouse needs to be highly visible (for example, in your Instagram bio or at the top link of your Linktree).

Moreover, the link can’t just sit there on its own. After all, curious fans might not know what Fanhouse is. Therefore, it is equally important to post Instagram stories or publish Tweets with a short blurb about what people can expect from your Fanhouse, along with the link itself. Check out this blog post for more examples.

Even as your Fanhouse grows, sustained promotion on your other social media accounts remains vital to finding continued success and growth. All of our top Fanhouse creators maintain the health and success of their accounts by consistently sharing their links months and years after they first make their accounts.

Usage

Congrats! With consistent and creative promotion, you’ve now guaranteed a steady flow of new fans into your Fanhouse. But without the right content, you might lose them; this phenomenon is called churn. To prevent churn, you are responsible for curating a Fanhouse that is fun, rewarding, and unique.

The simplest way to do this is to keep your Fanhouse populated with content. Check out this blog post for more details about what you might want to post on your page — in summary, you can create posts or you can write messages. Many Fanhouse creators publish silly selfies, curated photos of themselves, talk about their days, and publish clips of “behind-the-scenes” content from their lives. How you decide to use your Fanhouse is entirely up to you!

When a returning fan logs into your Fanhouse, you should try to always have them greeted with new content! This will serve as a positive feedback loop, encouraging people to check back often so that they don’t miss any new posts.

Now that you have a poppin’ Fanhouse, it’s time to promote it again! The cycle continues!