Here’s Why You Should Have Multiple Twitter Accounts As An Adult Content Creator

Twitter is crazy these days!

Image from Stiles on X. Edited in Canva.

Most people don’t know this about me. I had a Twitter account with up to 114k,000 followers and over 24 million impressions monthly.

The account was @nastygayshii. You might have heard of it or even followed me at some point.

I had plans for that account to be a boost account for creators.

I tested a lot of the things I taught on this platform, and most of them worked, which even made me launch the Twitter Audit package for creators who needed some help on how to make better Twitter content for their OnlyFans business.

Then I made a terrible mistake.

There is something called Twitter Threads.

It is a stream of tweets that link into other tweets by the same author, you have most likely come across this thread.

If you have not, here is an example of a thread.

So, what was the mistake I made?

I posted a series of a creator’s pictures, @Xeitlh, as a thank you for sharing his 0-$2k a month story with us.

I posted about seven of his best tweets, and a few hours later, I got a message from Twitter that my account had been suspended.

What?!

How the fuck did that happen?! I tried to re-login to appeal, but I couldn’t get in.

I thought my account was hacked. I reached out to Twitter’s support, but there was no response.

I reached out a couple of more times, but still nothing.

It looked like my account was permanently deleted from the Twitter sphere.

Painful.

I began to wonder what the fuck I had done wrong.

I had a few thoughts:

1. The thread I posted made Twitter assume I was a bot spamming.
2. A creator reported my account for reposting their content without giving credit; stuff like that happens when I do not know the source of a random dick picture I downloaded off of Telegram.

I doubled down on the Twitter account for Adult Content Entrepreneur, after all, I had over 25,000 followers. I have a new account, you can follow here.

I was careful this time around. Did more reposts and no posting content creator’s content without finding the source.

I was checking my Twitter DMs when I was automatically logged out of @Aceproxxx.

What now, Elon?!

I tried to log in a couple of times, and it said I should reach out to support.

I did, and there was a response

“The decision to delete my account was permanent.”

My guess is that Twitter’s bots have gone crazy and are subtly clamping down on porn accounts.

Was it only me, or is there a chance other people had similar experiences?

I went on Reddit to figure out what the heck was going on.

It turns out it has been happening for years to even regular accounts that have only tapped the heart icon on a couple of NSFW posts or have some NSFW content bookmarked.

Some had nothing to do with NSFW content, and their account was suspended indefinitely.

You never know with Twitter these days!

How can you protect your account?

I highly recommend you have multiple accounts and grow them all simultaneously. Hire a social media account to help grow your account.

I will look into starting services that offer backup social media platforms for creators.

Accounts like Stiles Bhalifa, Zay Hilfiger, and a couple of others have backups.

You can see Zay’s his backup

Stiles on has two backups.

To be really suspension-proof, open a Telegram group and ask some of your followers to join the group.

Post content there daily, maybe even exclusive content, so they’re eager to stay.

Make it a funnel where all followers from your main account and backup accounts are collected into the Telegram group.

So, if Twitter suspends your main account, you can just switch to a backup account and ask people on Telegram to follow your backup.

After I was suspended, I started another Twitter account just to see how far I could go. I grew it to 4K+ in less than a month.

I’ll share how I did it and some of the hurdles I hit as I grew the account in my next post.

Furthermore, I’ve been a little busy curating content for all my followers. I am back now, and I will gradually pick up speed.

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