Sellingonevideotoeveryfanonthesite: AlphaVidsforcreators.
A subscription page only earns from the fans who have already found you. Alpha Vids works the other way round. It is the pay-per-video marketplace on OnlyAlphas, and it puts a single video of yours in front of every fan on the site. This guide covers how listing works and how to make a listing sell.
What Alpha Vids is
Alpha Vids is a marketplace of videos sold one at a time. A fan does not need a subscription to anyone. He browses, pays once for the video he wants and can watch it again.
Fans can browse by category, price, popularity and creator. That means a fan who has never seen your name can land on your video because he went looking for Biceps, Verbal Domination or Lift & Carry. Free reels sit above the paid grid, which gives fans another way to notice you.
How listing a video works
Listing takes a few steps. You choose a video you have already uploaded to your Vault, your private media library, and fill in the details a fan will see.
There is one firm rule: the video must be at least 5 minutes long. Fans are paying for a full piece, not a teaser. The price is yours to set.
- Pick a video from your Vault
- Give it a title
- Choose the category it belongs in
- Set your own price
- Add a short free preview if you want one
Why it helps when you have few subscribers
A new creator has a cold-start problem. Subscriptions depend on fans finding your page, and a new page has no audience yet. Alpha Vids does not depend on your follower count. Your video sits in the same grid as everyone else, in front of fans who are already there to buy.
It is also a lower bar for the fan. Buying one video is a smaller decision than subscribing to a creator he does not know. If he likes what he gets, your page is the obvious next step.
Titles that get the click
A fan scrolling a grid decides in a second. Your title should tell him exactly what is in the video, in plain words. Name the body part, the setting or the scenario. A title that describes the content does better than one that tries to be clever.
Keep each video to one theme so the title can be honest and specific. A fan who gets what the title promised is a fan who buys from you again.
Choosing a category, price and preview
Pick the category that matches what the video is mostly about, not the one you think is busiest. Categories include Abs, Arms, Chest, Muscle Worship, Alpha POV, Cashmaster, Boot Worship, Oiled Muscle, Solo Flex, Workout and Wrestling, among others. A video in the wrong category reaches fans who wanted something else.
Many videos have a short free preview, and it is worth adding one. It lets a fan see the quality and your style before he pays. Choose a moment that shows what the video is about without giving the whole thing away. Then list more than one video across different categories, so fans with different tastes can each find a way in.
Questions people ask
Do fans need to subscribe to me to buy my Alpha Vid?
No. Any fan on the site can buy a video on Alpha Vids without a subscription. He pays once and can watch it again.
Who sets the price of my video?
You do. Creators set their own price for every video they list.
How long does a video need to be?
At least 5 minutes. Shorter clips are better used as wall posts, reels or pay-to-view messages.
Do I have to add a free preview?
No, it is optional. A short preview helps fans who do not know you yet decide to buy, so most creators will benefit from adding one.
List your first video.
Create your page, upload to your Vault and put a video in front of every fan on the site.
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