OnlyFans is venturing into the world of business education, leveraging its 4 million creator businesses to share entrepreneurial expertise. The platform has tapped lingerie entrepreneur Rachael McCrary to teach creators how to monetize their ideas and navigate entrepreneurship as a woman.
The move marks OnlyFans' first foray into creating content focused solely on building a business. As part of this effort, the company plans to offer four videos featuring McCrary's insights on pitching investors, building a brand, and navigating entrepreneurship in a male-dominated industry. The classes are intended to help creators scale their businesses beyond adult content.
McCrary, 48, brought her unique perspective to the table having previously struggled to break into corporate fashion due to her experience as a former SuicideGirl. Her own entrepreneurial journey was marked by challenges from VCs who doubted women-led companies. Spice Rack, which she founded with Sequoia Partners China and Mucker Capital backing, is among fewer than 1 percent of VC-funded companies that are wholly led by women.
In an interview, McCrary stated, "OnlyFans is a community of over 4 million creator businesses... It makes sense that we are the perfect platform to share tips on entrepreneurship." The venture is part of OnlyFans' push into safe-for-work content and aims to inspire entrepreneurs among its users.
The move marks OnlyFans' first foray into creating content focused solely on building a business. As part of this effort, the company plans to offer four videos featuring McCrary's insights on pitching investors, building a brand, and navigating entrepreneurship in a male-dominated industry. The classes are intended to help creators scale their businesses beyond adult content.
McCrary, 48, brought her unique perspective to the table having previously struggled to break into corporate fashion due to her experience as a former SuicideGirl. Her own entrepreneurial journey was marked by challenges from VCs who doubted women-led companies. Spice Rack, which she founded with Sequoia Partners China and Mucker Capital backing, is among fewer than 1 percent of VC-funded companies that are wholly led by women.
In an interview, McCrary stated, "OnlyFans is a community of over 4 million creator businesses... It makes sense that we are the perfect platform to share tips on entrepreneurship." The venture is part of OnlyFans' push into safe-for-work content and aims to inspire entrepreneurs among its users.
! I'm all for creators being able to monetize their ideas and learn how to navigate the business side, but Like, why are we still talking about OnlyFans like it's a dirty secret? 
They've got 4 million creators, and now they're using that power to help people build businesses? 
It's kinda cool that Rachael McCrary is leading the charge, though. She's been through some tough stuff as a woman in the business world, so I'm stoked she's sharing her expertise with others. The fact that OnlyFans is trying to create safe-for-work content is a big deal too - it shows they're willing to evolve and adapt. Fingers crossed this venture leads to more creators being able to scale their businesses without being tied to adult content 
! It's such a great move, considering they have 4 million creator businesses already 
. And having Rachael McCrary on board as a teacher is pure gold 
. As a woman entrepreneur herself, she knows what it takes to break through the glass ceiling 
. I'm all about supporting creators who are trying to scale their businesses beyond adult content 
. This move is gonna inspire so many people and it's great to see OnlyFans stepping into education mode 
. Can't wait for these videos to drop! 
. Rachael McCrary is a big deal, I guess, having been a SuicideGirl and all that drama 
I mean, who better to teach creators about building a business than someone who's been in their shoes? Rachael McCrary's story is so inspiring - from struggling to break into the corporate world to becoming an entrepreneur and founder of Spice Rack. It's amazing that she's now using her experience to help others on OnlyFans. I'm excited to check out these videos and learn more about pitching investors, building a brand, and navigating a male-dominated industry as a woman 
CEO. This is exactly the kind of content that'll help creators scale their businesses and make a real impact! 
. Her experiences with VCs doubting women-led companies are really relatable, and I love that she's bringing her own story to the table.
. OnlyFans is still an adult content platform, after all 
. I mean, it's not always easy being a woman in business, especially when you're trying to pitch investors or build a brand 
.