As a creator you rely on multiple platforms to build your following and promote yourself. The catch is that NSFW content is heavily restricted and closely monitored almost everywhere, so you have to be mindful of what you post and how. Here are five ways to keep your content from getting banned.
Avoid banned hashtags on Instagram
Before you add hashtags to a post, check that none of them are banned. Using a flagged hashtag can stop your content from being promoted or even get it removed. Lists of banned hashtags are easy to find online.
Follow Reddit community rules
When you use Reddit to promote yourself, read and follow the rules of each community you join. There are many NSFW friendly subreddits, but every one of them has its own guidelines you need to respect.
Limit nudity on YouTube
YouTube has tightened its nudity restrictions considerably, sometimes flagging even lingerie or bikini shots. When filming suggestive videos, cover the sensitive areas, even if that means using an emoji or overlay.
Be careful with suggestive wording
This applies across every platform. On Instagram, for example, phrases like "SW friendly" are not allowed, and you should be mindful of words such as certain explicit terms. Choose your captions carefully to stay compliant.
Watch out for TikTok shadowbans
TikTok bans sexually explicit content, often quietly through shadowbanning. Keep an eye on your statistics for any sudden drop in views or engagement, which is a warning sign. Aim for the sweet spot between enticing and explicit so your content stays visible.
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