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Sydney, Jan 31: A plus sized woman is embracing her curves like no other.
A little less than two years ago, struggling mum of one Audrey Aura (pictured above), 23, did the inevitable.
She created an OnlyFans account to support her husband and her young son, who both have autism.
Very quickly, she realised how much more work was required to become successful, than just some naughty mirror selfies and some feet pics.
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She went from making $14 in her first month, to $38,000 less than two years later, and has now created a course on literally everything one needs to know to be successful on OnlyFans.
“I spent hours and hours researching tips and tricks, and trying to learn how to be successful on the site, but all the information I came across was the same generic stuff repeated everywhere,” she said.
Audrey started with zero following on any social media, and spent the first six months of her career struggling to get her business off the ground, using trial and error to discover the recipe for success.
She knew she had found it when she went from earning $2,000 in October 2020, to $26,000 in April 2021, and has since grown to earn $38,000 in January 2022.
“I know what it’s like to feel lost, like you’re doing everything wrong, and putting in so much effort for no reward.
“I just want to help people skip the struggle and get straight to the money making.
“I know people who are two years into OnlyFans and still feel lost, and I know people who went viral on social media and quickly grew their following on OnlyFans but have no clue on how to capitalise the opportunity.”
Audrey started coaching other OnlyFans models in March 2021, and now has 300 plus creators under her wing.
“I absolutely love the feeling of one of my students growing and succeeding with my advice.
“I have always been drawn to teaching and leading, and I felt like this opportunity was calling to me.”
As well as the financial rewards, Audrey found that her work on OnlyFans also improved her mental health and body image.
“As a plus size woman, I know what it’s like to think that fat people aren’t desirable in society, and I hated my body for as long as I can remember.
“Becoming successful on OnlyFans has shown me that all bodies, no matter the shape or colour, are desirable.
“There seriously is a market for everyone, and I have come to love my body as it is, with the help of this job.
“I want others to feel the empowerment and self love that I do.”
The OnlyHustle by Audrey Aura Academy is due to launch next month.
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