>>7606281 (OP)You can get 1200 usd/mo in commissions with 4 digit followers on twitter lol
Your conception of what is needed is wrong.
>>7606545Crowdfund sites like substar and patreon are extractive on your current audience. They do not add to growth, they just increase your workload and boost the amount of money you get from whatever your follower count is. Gating exclusive content behind them also limits the reach, so it's a bad idea. You can however put your normal content on it and then leak it to kemono to have another stream of marketing.
Basically your aim for marketing is to package your art into mind-viruses that spreads its payload to as many people that might be interested in what you like to make as possible.
For most people it's actually not worth having a substar or patreon though. For the longest time you'll have like 8 people who are paying you less than a commission price in aggregate. If you did the dumb and put polls or exclusive art there then you are bleeding money and energy. It's very stupid.
The best use of patreon I have seen is when you have SO many people that you need to actually filter commissioners out. Some people do this by raising the sticker price, some do it through limiting who can get in. It's like paying for a costco membership at that point.
Baalbuddy does this, because he is so popular he has multiple layers of filtering:
>you have to be subscribed to him on patreon>then you have to bid for the slots in a special channel on his server>THEN you have to pay the actual commission price (which is relatively "normal" in and of itself)This increases his commission price in a roundabout way without directly marking it up, and it's adaptive to changing popularity. More popular = more active bidding, less popular = less active.
>>7606651You need people who you trust to moderate those when they get enough active people. Make clear rules. Don't make a vent channel as they are drama magnets.