Mass Message Generator

The shortcuts (M1, M2, M3...) are NOT scripts you must follow. They are just ideas to help you keep the conversation going after a sub replies to the mass message. They often fit well and save you time, which is great. BUT they are not a free pass to turn your brain off. Like with any shortcut: stay awake, think for yourself, and decide if it fits, or if you should start the conversation your own way.

The moment a sub replies, ask yourself: is this sub ready for selling or not?

Quick check trick: early on, ask "hey, do you have time right now?" This tells you which way to go.

Read the sub first. Look at what kind of sub he is:

• Does he have money right now, or did he say yesterday he's broke and waits a week for his paycheck?
• Can you turn him on and sell, or is it not even worth trying today?

Based on that, pick your angle:

• Future selling: keep it light, build a nice connection now so he buys later.
• Just enjoy the chat: sometimes a good conversation with no sale is fine, it sets up the next session.
• Pull him in and sell: get him into an interesting conversation, slowly move into sexting, then sell.

How you go into the conversation after the MM depends fully on the sub: who he is, his mood, and if he has time right now or not.

One last thing: if a sub is busy or distant, do NOT force a sexting attempt. A failed attempt lowers your value with him. He won't notice it consciously, but the connection takes a hit. When in doubt, pivot to something light (a personal question, a small game) and sell another day.

Four mass messages per creator, per week. That is the target, not something you have to finish in one day.

No fixed weekdays. Spread them across the week with gaps in between. Four days in a row is not spread out.

One chatter per block is responsible for that block's creators. Not everyone sends for the same creator.

1. Pick your creator, the mode and the time of day. Match the time to the US audience, not your local clock.
2. Generate five messages. Generating costs money every time, so only generate what you need. Don't spam the button.
3. Pick the one that fits best for this creator and this moment.
4. Edit the text. Click into the opener or any follow-up and change it. Adjust wording, emojis and small things so it sounds like her and not like a machine.
5. Set date and time in PHT and sign it off. Both versions are saved: what the generator wrote and what you actually send.
6. In CreatorHero / OnlyFans, go to Queue and enter the same date and send time.
7. Watch the time zone: Queue usually shows your local time, not US time. Convert carefully so the MM lands when the audience is awake.
8. In CreatorHero settings, update the shortcut texts for m1 to m4 with your final follow-ups. Only when the MM actually goes live, not the day you schedule it.
9. Some follow-ups have variants (curious / missing / callback). Tap one to switch. Your edits are kept per variant, so switching back does not lose your work.

The generator gives you ideas, not finished messages. Nothing goes out unread and unchanged.

If a card comes back marked "not variated", it is the raw template. The variation failed. It is safe to send, but it is not in her voice, so read it twice or generate again.

If you reload the page by accident, your work is not lost. The page offers your messages and your edits back.

You are responsible for your own block. If you send for someone else's creator because she is out, that is fine. It just shows up in the weekly list next to your name.