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0:00OK, hello everyone.
0:02So today, a new video where we will go
0:05over all the features of OnlyChat
0:07together.
0:08There have been many new additions since
0:10the first video was made. We are going
0:12to go over everything in detail today,
0:15both for the OnlyFans side and the
0:17Telegram side. So, I'm going to ask you
0:20to be very attentive because there are
0:22many little features and functions that
0:24allow you to get great results, which
0:26some of you are not aware of. So, be a
0:29little vigilant during this video. It is
0:31extremely important because I remind you
0:34that if you succeed in performing thanks
0:36to OnlyChat, it's because you manage to
0:38use it well. And to use it well, you
0:41have to understand how it works.
0:44So, we will arrive right here on the
0:46dashboard part.
0:48So, on the dashboard, we are here on
0:50your account. So, you have your balances
0:53here. You have the possibility to top up
0:55directly here for crypto top-ups.
0:59If you want to top up by bank transfer,
1:01you have our bot directly which is the
1:04@onlychatpay p a y bot.
1:06You can pay directly by bank transfer.
1:08If you don't find it, it's in our
1:10Telegram channel. You can ask me for it
1:13directly in DM on Telegram. So there,
1:15you have your balance.
1:17You also have the possibility here to
1:19create organizations and give
1:21permissions to your team leaders,
1:23supervisors, chatters, whoever you want
1:25.
1:26In any case, you have the possibility.
1:27So, you send invitations here. You have
1:30the possibility to give a name, for
1:32example, team leader. OK, very good.
1:35Next, you have the possibility to choose
1:38by creator. So, we can select either one
1:42on OnlyFans or on Telegram. There are
1:44two creators on the account here. We can
1:46select those creators we are granting
1:48access to.
1:50We can then grant them access according
1:52to the setups, such as creator access,
1:54cancellation creators, fan lists,
1:56scripts, media, and so on and so forth.
2:00You really have the possibility to fully
2:02customize the permissions you give to
2:04the people who will be able to log in to
2:06your dashboard.
2:09So that's it for permissions. Next, you
2:11have your API keys here. So, the API
2:13keys are for connecting your agents. So
2:16, as you know, we recently added an MCP
2:18to Only Chat, so you now have the
2:20ability to connect Claude Code, Codex,
2:23Cloud Year, Cursor, whoever you want,
2:25and you have the ability for it to
2:28handle your entire setup by chatting
2:30with it directly in the application.
2:32There is already a video on this, but in
2:35any case, this is where you will create
2:37your API key, which you can give to
2:38Claude, for example, and you send it,
2:40you receive a code by email, and so on.
2:43So, there is a video that has already
2:44been made, but in any case, this is
2:46where we find the API keys. Next, you
2:48have the integrations. So the
2:50integrations here are for those who want
2:52notifications on Telegram.
2:55So, if you want notifications to receive
2:57Telegram alerts, you have an Only Chat
2:59bot that will send you an alert directly
3:01when you make a sale, when you receive a
3:03sub that has more scripts, a sub that
3:05says a specific word; this is where you
3:08will be able to set it up.
3:11Here, you can also put your Drop Fan API
3:14keys since we also have the option on
3:16Telegram to sell either via stars or via
3:19Drop Fan, and this is where you will be
3:22able to set up your, how should I say,
3:24your Drop Fan API key.
3:27So here, these are the notifications for
3:30your balance alerts.
3:32So you can, for example, set it to 50
3:34euros; as soon as you go below 50 euros
3:36, you receive an email saying, "Warning
3:38, your balance is below 50 euros."
3:41I recommend that everyone set up this
3:43balance alert for the simple reason that
3:45if your balance goes negative, the AI
3:48stops immediately and will no longer
3:50chat.
3:52So if it happens in the middle of the
3:53night and the AI has sold too much, as
3:55has happened to a few of you, and you
3:56end up in the negative, you will find
3:58yourself in a situation where the AI
3:59cuts off in the middle of the night.
4:02So set alerts to have at least maybe 1,
4:042, or 3 days of lead time, or even more
4:06for some of you who want to play it safe
4:09, so you don't find yourself,
4:10quote-unquote, in the middle of the
4:13night without any chatting because it
4:15cut off right in the middle.
4:17And here, you find the complete profile
4:20. So this is for your account section
4:22and all the little details. So, the
4:25licenses, the roles. So, for the
4:27licenses here, to buy licenses, we buy
4:29licenses right here. So, you have
4:30OnlyFans, either the basic or the
4:32premium version. So, what is the
4:34difference between basic and premium?
4:35The basic is you get the classic, just
4:39simply the chatting plus, uh, the MCP
4:42and so on.
4:43But in premium, what you get extra,
4:45you'll also have the, uh, welcome
4:47messages with the sub's first name.
4:49You'll have the nudges, so those are the
4:51online messages, we'll go over that
4:53together. And you will also have
4:55Telegram alerts.
4:57For Telegram, you have here, so OnlyFans
4:59, 20 dollars for the basic, 70 dollars
5:01for the premium.
5:03On Telegram, you will have 20 dollars
5:05per license and there is only one
5:07standard license.
5:08For big agencies, those who do high
5:10volume, you have the option to buy
5:12license packs and so your license only
5:14costs you 10 dollars.
5:16So, if you buy 50 licenses at once, the
5:18license comes out to half price, we're
5:20down to just 10 dollars per license,
5:22which is very low.
5:23And just like on Telegram, there are
5:25some people, some agencies who do high
5:27volume or even very high volume, so you
5:29have the possibility to reduce the cost
5:31of your licenses by buying them in packs
5:33.
5:34So that's for the part, as I was saying
5:35, on the account. We'll go back here,
5:37you'll have your dashboard. So, on the
5:39dashboard, you will have your analytics
5:41here. So, the analytics which are here
5:43for both platforms combined.
5:46Or otherwise, the analytics for the
5:47OnlyFans part only.
5:49You have the option to set it to, uh,
5:51gross or net. You have the option to
5:54choose by creator. So here, if you have
5:56several creators, you can choose only
5:58the analytics for that creator in net
5:59and only for the date you want. You can
6:01just do 7 days, just, uh, just today,
6:04just 7 days. You can choose yesterday
6:06plus today in progress, etc., everything
6:08is possible, whatever you want regarding
6:11the analytics.
6:12And on Telegram, well, it works exactly
6:14the same way, you have the option to
6:15choose by creator, you have the option
6:17to choose by date, and you have the
6:18option to choose for a full month, for
6:20the year, whatever you want.
6:22In any case, it's all completely
6:24possible.
6:25If you want to sort by drop, it's right
6:27here; you have the information here, so
6:28here it's on stars, here it's on drops,
6:30or you have the total.
6:32Here you have the overview, and you also
6:34have the option to see it by app, as
6:37well as directly by script.
6:40So you have here, hop, the little LED.
6:42You have the option here to see your
6:45scripts directly, how many there are,
6:48their unlock ratios, and also by date.
6:51So if, for example, you launched your
6:53script, let's say, on October 1st.
6:56And you decided on November 1st to
6:58change it because your statistics for
6:59the month of October weren't very good,
7:01so you decided to change it.
7:03Well, you can then look at the new data
7:05for this specific script, which will
7:07only count from November 1st.
7:10So, it's extremely interesting because
7:11it will allow you to understand what
7:13changed in the modification of your
7:15script that you might not have been
7:17doing well and wanted to change: the
7:18pricing, changing the copywriting,
7:20adding media, adding free teasers, etc.
7:22, whatever.
7:23So in any case, you have the ability to
7:25really manage based on the date of your
7:27script's modification, and so you can
7:30really see the evolution of your
7:31adjustments in case of changes to your
7:34scripts.
7:35So you have the unlock ratios, the
7:37amount sent for your free steps, and
7:38then the amounts sent with the unlock
7:40rates for your paid steps.
7:42You can rank them by best revenue, by
7:44best conversions; so best revenue is the
7:47one that generated the most turnover,
7:49and best conversion is the one that had
7:51the best unlock ratio, quite simply.
7:54Likewise, you can choose by creator, and
7:56it works exactly the same way on
7:58Telegram.
7:59So, that's for the analytics part, which
8:02is really very advanced.
8:04You have all your data, you can check it
8:06, and as I mentioned just before, you
8:08can connect the MCP to your agent, which
8:10will be able to collect your data, for
8:12example every 2-3 hours, every 6 hours,
8:14and it sends you a message on Telegram
8:16or something else.
8:18That is entirely possible.
8:19For example, I have a Telegram bot that
8:22comes to retrieve my data and sends me a
8:24recap on Telegram every X hours.
8:27So I don't need to go log in to the
8:30dashboard or the chat to know what
8:32revenue amount we're at for the day?
8:36So that's what's possible between the
8:38analytics and MCP?
8:40Next, we'll find ourselves on the
8:41creators page. So, in creators, we have
8:44them sorted here by Telegram, Mim, uh
8:46sorry, Telegram, OnlyFans, and Mim
8:48coming soon, or rather very soon? So
8:51here, you will have all your creators.
8:53So you have Telegram and you have here a
8:55test on OnlyChat OnlyFans, sorry.
8:58What do you have once you're in? We'll
9:00start with OnlyChat OnlyFans? So to
9:02connect to OnlyFans, you have the
9:04extension to install. So all of that,
9:06there is also a free video guide that is
9:09already in the OnlyChat videos.
9:12So you have the possibility to simply
9:14double-check how to connect the creator
9:17to OnlyChat via OnlyFans?
9:19With the Google Chrome extension.
9:21Then, once you open your uh your your
9:24creator, your OpenWork?
9:28You have a summary of these last few
9:30days here.
9:31You have the list of all your fans here
9:33. So what is very interesting is that
9:35here on your fans, you have the
9:36possibility to tag them.
9:38If you want to tag them for example, you
9:40want to put a moderator tag here, hop,
9:42and well this tag will just be set for
9:44the moderators, right?
9:47And so, potentially, if you want to
9:49remove the AI from him, it's totally
9:51possible.
9:53Here, we have the language that is
9:55automatically detected in the
9:56conversation and so if by chance there
9:59was a small language bug, which can
10:01potentially happen, you have the
10:03possibility here to modify it if you
10:05wish to make it chat in the right
10:07language.
10:08But in principle, there's really no
10:10problem with the language, it's
10:11relatively good and in any case, the
10:13language gets tagged here. Here, you
10:15therefore have the number of scripts
10:16available.
10:18So, watch out, once you are on OnlyFans
10:20, when you have for example here two
10:22scripts set, that's the minimum for the
10:24AI to simply be able to launch?
10:27There must be two scripts entered.
10:30Once you have your script entered and
10:32you have subs who no longer have script
10:34availability, who are let's say they are
10:36uh sold out in terms of scripts.
10:40If you are on a standard license on
10:42OnlyFans, the AI will continue to chat
10:44for 24 hours.
10:46But it has nothing left to sell them. So
10:47since it has nothing left to sell during
10:49those 24 hours, even if the sub gets
10:51sexual, it will have to shut them down
10:53because it has nothing to sell. So it
10:55won't be able to sell them anything at
10:56all. Therefore, if they get sexual, it
10:58will be forced to say no. Shutting them
11:00down doesn't mean it will be mean, it
11:01just means it will have to say no.
11:04If you are on a premium license, those
11:06are the 70-dollar licenses. In that case
11:09, it will keep talking to them for a
11:10period of 5 days. But during those 5
11:12days, if it has nothing left to sell, if
11:13they get sexual, it will be forced to
11:15say no.
11:17So what I recommend is to never run out
11:19of scripts, because when you run out of
11:22scripts, you end up with subs who might
11:24get frustrated.
11:26So if you have the ability to upload
11:29scripts very regularly, I highly
11:31encourage it. If you don't have the
11:33ability to enter many scripts, well, two
11:35is really the absolute minimum to make
11:37any money, you'll need a lot more than
11:38that, but this is just for the sake of
11:40the video.
11:42But in any case, if you have, for
11:44example, 10, 15, 20...if one of your
11:46spenders has run out of scripts and your
11:48model isn't making any more for several
11:50weeks, leaving you stuck with them: you
11:52have the option to unburn the scripts.
11:55So here, you simply have the option to
11:57choose that this script here, hop, we
12:00can unburn it.
12:02And so, it will be offered to them again
12:04because it had been offered once before
12:06, so by unburning it, it can be offered
12:08a second time.
12:11So this is really for cases where your
12:13creator isn't making enough content for
12:16you, or you have spenders who spend and
12:18spend and spend, and they've used
12:20everything up too quickly before you've
12:22had time to add new scripts, you have
12:25the option to unburn the scripts.
12:28So that's important to keep in mind,
12:31because I don't recommend unburning
12:33systematically for everyone all the time
12:35.
12:37I tried to, as much as possible, stay
12:39within a realistic context, meaning
12:41always having the ability to add new
12:43scripts inside, especially since now
12:45with MCP, when your agent is connected,
12:47it can very easily input scripts and
12:49it’s quite easy to do.
12:53So I recommend adding scripts very
12:55regularly, but be careful that your
12:57spenders or subs don't just run out of
13:00scripts, and you have the ability to get
13:02Telegram alerts for that, which we will
13:04see right after.
13:06Here you have the lists directly on
13:09OnlyFans.
13:11You have your list directly from your
13:13OnlyFans account, and you have the
13:15active lists here, and here you have the
13:17option to exclude lists.
13:20So it works simply; we assume that for
13:22the lists in active lists, it will chat
13:24on them.
13:25If you put a list in the excluded lists
13:28, well, if a sub is in that list, it
13:30won't chat on them even if that sub is
13:33also in another list. For example, let's
13:36take a whale list that you don't want
13:38the AI to chat on.
13:40Well, on the whale list, if there are,
13:41for example, five subs on that list, but
13:43at the same time these five subs are on
13:45the list, let's say,
13:49"lovers," well, since they are also in
13:52an excluded list, it won't chat on those
13:54subs.
13:55So the excluded lists take precedence
13:58over the active lists. Something to keep
14:01in mind so you know who it's chatting
14:03with and who it isn't.
14:05Here you will have your media, so on
14:06OnlyFans. So on OnlyFans you have your
14:09media, so here you have the option to
14:11synchronize with the Chrome extension.
14:13Once you synchronize, you have all your
14:15media lists here.
14:17Here, when you have your media inside,
14:19you have, hop, all the media that loads
14:21.
14:22OK, very good. Here, you absolutely need
14:25to enter descriptions. So, for the
14:27descriptions, you put them here. Then,
14:29you put the description there; either
14:31you enter it manually, or you can have
14:33it generated by AI.
14:35Now, you have the option to have your
14:37descriptions done directly from the
14:39OnlyChat dashboard.
14:41So, we’re no longer using the OnlyVote
14:44Chrome extension; it's been integrated,
14:47and you now have AI generation for your
14:49media descriptions directly from the
14:52dashboard.
14:54So, you’ll definitely need to do them
14:56all. And here, you’ll have the little
14:58notch that will turn green.
15:00Every now and then, you’ll see the
15:03script pop up, and you’ll send me a
15:06message saying, "Oh, only the photos
15:09were added."
15:11So, why did only the photos get added
15:13and not the videos? When you have issues
15:15like this and you don’t know what’s
15:17happening, you have two options. First
15:20option, I highly recommend using our
15:22Help Center.
15:24Our Help Center is right here; it’s a
15:27huge site with over 100 articles and
15:30over 100 SOPs that explain exactly what
15:33to do.
15:35And you can ask a question here, like "
15:38I synced my media lists on OF, but only
15:42the photos are showing up."
15:45There you go. And what is the mistake
15:47that everyone makes when you only see
15:50photos?
15:51You need to go to OnlyFans, go to
15:53Settings, Privacy, go to the Safety
15:56block, and disable the DRM video
15:58protection, because that protection
16:00prevents the extension from scraping the
16:03videos.
16:05So, you disable it, scrape the videos,
16:07and once they appear in OnlyChat, you
16:10can re-enable that protection if you
16:12wish.
16:14But in any case, whenever you have a
16:15problem, go to the Help Center, ask your
16:17question, and you’ll have a small AI
16:19agent that will answer based on your
16:20issue.
16:22If that doesn’t work and you don’t find
16:24the answer in the Help Center, you can
16:27send a message to our support team for
16:29technical issues, or to me for strategy
16:31, prompts, and so on—basically, the
16:33sales side.
16:35So let's go back here. Next, you have
16:37your scripts. Now, for the AI to get
16:39started, as I said, you need two scripts
16:41. So, once we want to create a script,
16:44we have the option here to use templates
16:46. It keeps you from constantly doing the
16:48same ones over and over. So, we can
16:50create a new template. For example, I’m
16:52used to doing a script like this. Next,
16:56we aren't going to add a description
16:57since we are creating a template here.
17:00Let's say that usually, I tend to have 6
17:02-hour windows. I won't put that, and how
17:04many do I have?
17:06Let's say I'm used to making steps of—
17:08oops, let's add a few more.
17:10There we go, eight steps.
17:13And in this, in my script templates, I
17:15always like to have a first free message
17:17here, then a free one, then a paid one,
17:20and I usually do, for example—let's just
17:23say something—10 dollars with a discount
17:25, sorry, 8 dollars with a discount to 5
17:27.
17:29Here, I always put a media post after 30
17:32seconds.
17:34Here, I put 15 dollars reduced to 10,
17:37and I include two media posts instead.
17:41And so, what will happen is that when
17:43you set this template and save it, well
17:45, systematically, whenever you make a
17:47new script, you will land on this
17:49template and it will already be pre-made
17:51every time.
17:52You don't need to redo it. Now, that is
17:54for people doing it manually. For those
17:56doing it with the MCP and your agent
17:58directly connected, there's no need
18:01since your agent will take care of it
18:03directly. But in any case, the template
18:05is done. So once you have the template
18:07here, you have to enter the script. So,
18:10for example, Netflix script. Hop, hop.
18:14And then, you will add your media, you
18:16will add the prices, you will set the
18:18monetary values, and you write all of
18:20that out. Once you've written everything
18:22, you have the option here to generate
18:24the script description. Now, the script
18:27description is extremely important.
18:30Because this script description allows
18:32...It simply allows the AI to understand
18:34what is happening in the script and how
18:37the script unfolds.
18:40And so, by having this script
18:42description generated directly from the
18:45Only Chat interface, it will use the
18:47perfect template so that the AI can send
18:50everything at the right time.
18:53So, if it's a Netflix script and here
18:55you put "What are you watching?" and so
18:57on, and so on, you will have the
18:59template created automatically. So it
19:01will take here all the uh, all the...
19:04what?
19:06For the captions in your script, you can
19:09simply add, for example, that she was in
19:11her bedroom, hop, and here that she was
19:14in lingerie, just like that.
19:17And here, it will update, and you will
19:20simply click generate, and you will have
19:22the description generated for you.
19:27So, I recommend using this description
19:29based on what we put here, since it’s
19:32the perfect template for the Only Chat
19:34AI to perfectly understand how the
19:36script unfolds and when to send it.
19:40And once it’s done, you have the option
19:42here to click create script.
19:45Once the script is created and you say "
19:47Alright, this is shower script, version
19:491." Well, that's fine, but what I want
19:51is that when I have a sub who doesn't
19:53pay for the 1st PPV, I want to offer it
19:56again next time because, well, it's a
19:58bit of a shame.
20:00You have the possibility to create
20:01script variations. So, what is a
20:03variation? Let's take the following
20:05example. Let's take the example here of
20:07a script that would be a Netflix script
20:09. For the Netflix script, you have two
20:12free teasers, one PPV, two PPV, three
20:14PPV, and so on.
20:15And in this script, let's say you sent
20:18it a first time, and the sub saw free
20:21teaser 1, free teaser 2, but didn't pay
20:24for PPV 1.
20:26Technically, this Netflix script is
20:28burned.
20:29At Only Chat, to avoid burning this
20:31script, we create variations. What does
20:33that mean? It means that we will try to
20:35reuse this script at a later time. Not
20:37the next time, not immediately the next
20:39time, but another time. What does that
20:41mean? It means we'll tell you: "Create
20:43variations here with the button with the
20:45two little squares." You will then be
20:47able to create a variation. What will
20:49that do?
20:50It will keep everything that happened in
20:53the script after the 1st PPV, and you
20:56have the ability to modify your free
20:58teasers. What does that mean? It means
21:00that if in version 1 you had two free
21:02teasers, and the approach of your script
21:05was "Hey, I'm going to watch this series
21:07. Uh, what do you think of it?" blah
21:09blah blah, and so on.
21:10So it's about the approach, it's about
21:12the series she is watching on Netflix.
21:16For the second version, what I recommend
21:18is taking a different approach—a fresh
21:20approach—not just repeating the same
21:22thing.
21:24Use different free teasers, not the ones
21:26they've already seen, and simply create
21:28a version like, "Hey, look, I'm watching
21:31Netflix, but I'm wearing my new lingerie
21:33."
21:34So, for instance, version 1 could be
21:36about the show, version 2 about the
21:38lingerie, and version 3 about something
21:40else entirely.
21:42The point is, you can create one, two,
21:44or three versions. What does that mean?
21:46It means that when version 1, 2, or 3
21:49has been sent and PPV 1 hasn't been paid
21:52, that version's script is burned.
21:56But it means it could be offered to them
21:58again next time. In other words, for one
21:59script, you could potentially create
22:01three versions.
22:02As soon as one of the versions is burned
22:05and the PPV 1 is paid—even if it's just
22:08the first PPV—all the unused versions
22:11and the current version are burned and
22:14will no longer be used, unless you
22:16unburn those scripts.
22:18So, what does that mean?
22:20It means that when you have three script
22:23versions and you get no payment the
22:24first time, no payment the second time,
22:26but payment the third time, it helps you
22:29save your scripts if you didn't have
22:30enough of them.
22:33And by saving your scripts, it simply
22:35means you'll be able to offer media more
22:37often.
22:38However, as soon as PPV 1 is paid, all
22:40versions are burned. Keep in mind that
22:43version number 1 isn't necessarily sent
22:45first. Version number 2 isn't
22:47necessarily sent second, and so on. What
22:50does that imply? That's why you need to
22:52write two different script descriptions
22:55.
22:56For example, if the first hook is "
22:58Watch this show" and the second hook is
23:00"Lingerie," you must create two
23:02different descriptions so the AI can
23:05introduce the topic based on the
23:07conversation that took place before the
23:09script was triggered.
23:12So it is extremely important to make two
23:14different descriptions for different
23:16versions.
23:18Next, you have some options here. So, "
23:21apply strict cool down even after full
23:24script purchased." So, what does that
23:27mean? This means that if he happens to
23:29buy the script up to its last PPV, right
23:32? So let's say the last PPV was 150, 200
23:35dollars, and he pays.
23:38If you don't click here and the sub is
23:40still hot, he's still, he's still, he's
23:43still being sexual, the AI could follow
23:45up with a second script, right?
23:48So that is one thing to take into
23:49account.
23:51Now, if you leave it like this, it means
23:54that it won't...wait, here it will be
23:56able to follow up with a second script,
23:59but if we apply the strict cooldown, it
24:01will stop after that script, it won't
24:04follow up with a next script even if the
24:07sub is being sexual.
24:10So this is super important to take into
24:12account because, well, potentially if
24:15you don't want two scripts to be sold in
24:18succession, then you must enable this
24:20toggle.
24:22But if you don't care and you want it to
24:24sell, sell, sell, then I advise you to
24:26remove it.
24:27So there is no right or wrong answer. If
24:29you have the choice, it means everything
24:31is possible and everything is good
24:33depending on your strategy, your
24:35marketing, your model. So, it's up to
24:37you to choose how you prefer to see
24:39things. Next, here, it's the script,
24:42it's the timeout. So, the timeout here,
24:44by default, is 1 hour 30 minutes.
24:48So, 1 hour 30 minutes means that if the
24:50last PPV, well the current PPV, is sent
24:52and for 1 hour 30 minutes the sub
24:54doesn't pay, after the 1 hour 30 minutes
24:56, whatever happens, the AI will exit the
24:59script.
25:01So, even if he pays after 1 hour 40
25:03minutes, it won't follow up with the
25:05next step because the timeout has
25:06triggered, right?
25:08It can also exit the script on its own
25:10before the 1 hour 30 minutes if, for
25:12example, he says himself "It's good, I'm
25:14done, I don't want anymore, thanks,
25:15goodbye, bye bye bye" etc. So, it will
25:17exit the script on its own, but in any
25:19case, the maximum time here is 1 hour 30
25:20minutes.
25:22So, likewise, if you have the choice, it
25:24means all answers are good and it's up
25:26to you to see how you wish to set it.
25:29What I recommend and what I do on my end
25:31, is that for a script that is more of a
25:33shower script, well, I'll set a maximum
25:35of a 2-hour timeout, right?
25:38I’m not going to set a shower script for
25:4012 hours because if the guy comes back
25:42in 12 hours and pays, and she’s still in
25:44the shower, it makes no sense
25:46realistically, at least with my
25:47strategies, though maybe not yours.
25:50So, for a shower script, I would tend to
25:52set a shorter duration.
25:54However, for a script that’s more chill
25:57, like in bed, or gaming, or watching TV
26:00in the middle of the day, or any
26:02activity that can last for several hours
26:05, I would tend to set longer durations.
26:10Also, this allows those who have few
26:12scripts to set very long durations so
26:14they don't exit the script too quickly,
26:16potentially continuing it if the sub
26:18arrives later and wants the same thing.
26:22Once again, there are no good or bad
26:24settings; it really depends on what you
26:26think is best regarding your marketing,
26:28the quality of your leads, the quality
26:30of your subs, your niche, and so on.
26:33For me, in the main niche of our primary
26:36model, who is rather cute, young, etc.,
26:39we use the settings I described.
26:42But you shouldn't necessarily copy
26:44exactly what I do.
26:47Here, when you are at a, let’s say, a
26:49script stage, you have several
26:51possibilities.
26:54So here you have the caption to enter,
26:56the caption that will be sent with these
26:58five pieces of media.
27:00The caption with those five media files
27:02is translated according to the sub.
27:05I mentioned earlier that if the sub is
27:07Italian, German, etc., their language
27:09would be tagged.
27:11If you entered your scripts in French or
27:13English, and the traffic arriving is
27:15actually Italian, German, or whatever,
27:18the caption you put here in English or
27:20French will be translated into the
27:22correct language.
27:24Now, if you mostly have Italian traffic
27:27, I would tell you to enter your scripts
27:29in Italian rather than forcing them to
27:32undergo a translation.
27:35But if you have traffic from different
27:37audiences, then put it in the language
27:39where you have the most audience, and
27:40for the others, it will be translated
27:42automatically.
27:44Next, here, you have the option to
27:46choose or not. So here, you have a video
27:48, for example, that is 29 seconds long,
27:50but sometimes at the end of the script,
27:52you might have videos that are 3, 4, 5,
27:546, or even more minutes long, and so you
27:56have the option to choose whether or not
27:58the AI waits.
28:00So if you have a 5-minute video, for
28:02example, and you click here, it means it
28:04will never send the PPV before the 5
28:05minutes are up to maintain realism.
28:08Now, I obviously recommend doing this to
28:11maintain realism, but there are other
28:13people and other agencies that would
28:16prefer, on the contrary, to have
28:18something like, uh, aggressive chatting
28:20and potentially not wait and just send,
28:23send.
28:25So if you wish not to wait for the
28:26number of minutes and therefore not
28:28respect the video duration, well, you
28:30click here.
28:31Obviously, for a 29-second video, it's
28:33not going to send the PPV after just a
28:35few seconds anyway. So don't worry about
28:38that. There's no, it won't send it after
28:4110 seconds either. But this is mainly
28:43for videos that are a bit longer. Here,
28:45you have the option to set the price. So
28:47, we said 12 dollars.
28:49If you put nothing here, it means no
28:51discount will be offered, even if the
28:53user says it's a bit expensive, etc. No
28:54discount will be offered to them.
28:57However, if you want to offer them a
28:59discount, we add the discount and set it
29:01, for example, to 8 dollars.
29:04If you set 0 here, be careful, the media
29:06could be sent for free.
29:08So, there is a little warning message
29:10here.
29:11So, if you set 12 and accept a discount
29:13, with a reduced price of 0, if the guy
29:16says "Yeah, it's a bit expensive," it
29:17will send it for free.
29:20So be careful, some people have already
29:22made mistakes, but it's a shame to have
29:24these errors and end up sending the
29:27media for free.
29:28So, for example, let's set it here to 8
29:32.
29:32Next, you have the option to choose the
29:35approximate number of messages to send
29:37before moving to the next step.
29:39So, between two and three messages,
29:41between four and five messages, between
29:44six and nine messages. It's not about
29:46the exact message count.
29:47So, if it sends, say, six messages in "
29:50normal" mode when you requested between
29:52four and five, you aren't going to tell
29:55us, "Hey, it sent six when I asked for
29:57four to five."
29:59It's an approximation to set the
30:01duration between steps, to speed things
30:04up or slow them down a bit. So, it's not
30:07message-precise, but it’s an order of
30:09magnitude. So, if you want to speed
30:11things up—whether to keep it normal or,
30:13conversely, slow it down and increase
30:15the conversation flow between each step
30:16.
30:17Here, since there’s a video, you have
30:19the option to add a pre-media.
30:21A pre-media could, for example, be a
30:24minute-long delay to simulate the fact
30:27that she’s simply recording something
30:29for him, which provides a bit of teasing
30:32anticipation.
30:34So, this option is only available when
30:36you have a video. If it’s just photos,
30:38the option isn't there; it doesn't
30:40appear. See here, there’s no video, so
30:43it doesn't show up. It’s only when you
30:46have a video that you have the
30:47possibility to add a little teaser.
30:50I recommend not using it every time
30:52because, while it's a very good feature
30:55, if you do it systematically on 100%of
30:57your PPVs, it will eventually lose its
31:00effectiveness.
31:02So, use it at the right moment, with the
31:04right tempo in your script, in relation
31:06to your copywriting, and so on.
31:09And here you have the possibility to add
31:11post-media. Post-media are simply
31:13messages that you can put here.
31:16Hop, you add a message, you set the
31:19duration, for example 30 seconds later
31:22or 45, etc., and you can even add extra
31:25media or audio here.
31:27This is a conversation queue that will
31:30stop as soon as the sub replies. Not
31:34necessarily when they pay, but as soon
31:35as they reply. So, as soon as they reply
31:37, the conversation queue stops.
31:40So you could very well add another 120
31:42seconds here, and potentially another
31:44300 seconds here.
31:46As long as they don't reply, you have
31:47the option to follow up with them.
31:50Obviously, the goal isn't to spam them
31:52either, because you risk the opposite
31:54effect of what you want, but at least
31:56you have the ability to use post-media.
32:00Use it, but don't use it every single
32:03time. Just like pre-medias, the more
32:05systematically you do it, the less
32:07effective it will be. Do it at the right
32:10moments, in the most important steps,
32:12potentially the first one, potentially
32:13the first two PPVs, those are the most
32:15important, and then maybe in the last
32:17ones depending on your data, depending
32:19on what you're used to seeing in your
32:21scripts, what works best.
32:23And in any case, know that it's 45
32:25seconds after sending, then it's 120
32:27seconds after sending this one, and so
32:30on, and it's a message queue that will
32:33stop the moment you have the sub reply
32:35to you.
32:37So that covers all the little features
32:40on the script, but they are super
32:42important simply because, well, you have
32:44, uh, you have, how should I say, the,
32:47oops, you have the, we'll add this
32:49option too.
32:51You have, you have features that are
32:53very important, especially in media
32:55posts. There, when you have an option
32:58that is paid. You have the ability to
33:01click here.
33:03And that is a feature I almost never see
33:05checked, even though it is extremely,
33:07extremely interesting for everyone.
33:10Let me explain. Skip media follow-up. So
33:13, if the fan pays the 12 dollars, but
33:16doesn't reply, what will happen? If he
33:19doesn't reply and you haven't checked
33:22that, after a while, it will stop
33:24replying to him.
33:26Even though he might potentially be
33:28simply busy taking care of himself and
33:30therefore doesn't want to reply.
33:34By checking this box, if he doesn't
33:36reply but he has paid, it will send the
33:39next step which is potentially also paid
33:41, for example at 20, so.
33:45And so, if he doesn't reply and he pays
33:47, the next step will still be sent when
33:50you click this option.
33:53What does that do? It leads to three
33:54possibilities.
33:56First possibility, you simply have the
33:58guy who is busy taking care of himself
34:00and who therefore pays, we send him the
34:02next step, he wasn't replying, but since
34:04he was busy, he pays for the next step.
34:07Result, it increases your revenue.
34:11Second possibility, the guy actually
34:14left, he comes back the next day or in
34:16the evening or whenever later, he sees
34:19that there is an unpaid PPV left, to
34:21please the model, he has the option to
34:24pay for it even if it's the next day or
34:27whatever, which results in extra revenue
34:29.
34:32Or a third possibility, the guy had left
34:34, he hadn't paid, he comes back the next
34:37day to chat, he doesn't pay, no big deal
34:39, it doesn't lower your revenue, on the
34:41contrary, it only increases your revenue
34:44and potentially in the 3rd version, it
34:46lowers your unlock ratio a little bit.
34:50But here, we aren't here to have crazy
34:52unlock ratios, we are here to have crazy
34:55revenue. So for this feature, I
34:57recommend enabling it as soon as you
34:59have a paid option. In any case, it only
35:01displays when you have an option that is
35:03paid.
35:05So check this option so that it sends
35:07the next paid step so that if they don't
35:10reply, you have the possibility to
35:12simply pay for the next step anyway even
35:15though they were busy.
35:19So there you go, that covers the scripts
35:21in detail, all the little features that
35:23are on the script itself.
35:26We are going to go back and we will
35:28therefore have the possibility to edit
35:30variations or put them into folders. So
35:33here, there is a new folder, we have the
35:36possibility to create folders or simply
35:38delete them and also to activate or
35:40deactivate the scripts.
35:43On OnlyFans, you also have the
35:45possibility to schedule time slots where
35:47the AI will take over.
35:50So for example, you want the AI to chat
35:53only in the evening? So it will only
35:56chat in the evening when you don't have
35:57a chatter, that is entirely possible. We
35:59have agencies that only use the AI
36:01during the night and there is no problem
36:03with that.
36:04Well, you have the possibility to simply
36:06set time zones where you have, sorry,
36:08time slots, where you have the
36:10possibility to say "Well, you only chat
36:12from 7 to 7." And once that's done, well
36:14, as soon as it's 7 o'clock, it will
36:16take over.
36:17Now be careful, it's in UTC + 1.
36:21Pay attention to that so that it matches
36:24your chatter's end of shift, for example
36:27, and so on.
36:28So this prevents your chatter from
36:30turning on the AI when they have
36:31potentially already finished their shift
36:33or whatever else. So these are automatic
36:36schedules for your AI.
36:38Next, you have the settings.
36:40Now, the settings are really the most
36:43important part of Only Chat.
36:46Only Chat is clearly the most
36:48customizable chatting bot on the market
36:51.
36:52And that’s why we are currently the
36:53biggest chatting bot on the market, for
36:55the simple reason that if the AI is
36:57going to do something, it will do
36:59exactly what you told it to do.
37:02It is basically trained in a specific
37:05way, but everyone has different ways of
37:08chatting, everyone has a different
37:10chatting style, all models chat
37:12differently, and so Only Chat has the
37:15ability to be truly customizable.
37:18So, in the settings, you will have four
37:21extremely important categories.
37:24First, the entire identity section:
37:27first name, age, date of birth, so make
37:29sure the age and date of birth match up
37:32.
37:33Then the ethnicity, where you have, uh,
37:36Asian, Latina, uh, White, and so on and
37:39so forth.
37:41The time zone, where is she located?
37:43So if you are, for example, on the US
37:45market, well, you set it here, hop, New
37:47York, Los Angeles, etc., so that it’s
37:49consistent, so that the AI is well aware
37:51of which zone it is in so it can simply
37:53stay consistent in the conversation,
37:55good night, I'm just waking up, I just,
37:57uh, uh, uh, good morning, and so on and
37:59so forth.
38:01Appearance, quite simple: hair, eyes,
38:04weight, shoe size, etc., bra size.
38:09Here, you will have the possibility to
38:11choose the language.
38:12Now, we have a huge number of languages
38:14, and that is intentional. We have
38:16agencies driving traffic from all over,
38:18myself included. You have the ability to
38:20set quite a few, uh, languages. Now, if
38:23you want my opinion, be consistent. If
38:25you have a Latina model and you tell her
38:28that she speaks fluent Japanese or
38:29fluent Korean, that’s potentially not
38:32very realistic. But after all, why not?
38:34Try to be consistent regardless.
38:36Anyway, when the sub arrives, in the
38:38first sentences they speak in English,
38:40Italian, Japanese, or whatever, if you
38:42have set the right language—if you only
38:44set French and the guy speaks in Italian
38:46, she won't reply in Italian because you
38:48didn't specify that she speaks Italian.
38:51So, you must check Italian if you want
38:54to get traffic from Italy. So there, you
38:56check the language. Next, for hobbies.
38:58Now, regarding hobbies here, it's quite
39:01important not to just put TV series,
39:04nature, uh dance, uh Netflix, and so on
39:07. Just be a little bit creative.
39:11Give your model a real personality. So,
39:14you should include hobbies but also
39:16everyday things. What could we write for
39:18that?
39:18Well, we could say she uh she likes—
39:20let's say she still likes series, right
39:23?
39:24On the other hand, we could say she
39:26likes morning runs three times a week,
39:27right?
39:29We can say she likes yoga, we can say
39:31she likes cooking pasta, we can say she
39:33likes uh reading on the train.
39:36We can say she likes uh plants, that she
39:37has 14 of them.
39:39So, why should you add them?
39:41You should put, let's say here, 10 to 12
39:44, and not just put things that are super
39:46generic.
39:48What does that allow you to do? It
39:49provides something to read. In fact, if
39:52you just put here that she likes series
39:53, dancing, and that's it, well, every
39:55time a sub comes to talk to her, "What
39:57are you doing?""I'm watching a series."
39:59OK. "What are you doing?""I'm watching a
40:01series.""What are you doing?""Well, I'm
40:02listening to music.""What are you doing
40:04?""Yeah, music, dancing, hop." And so,
40:06in fact, well, what's going to happen?
40:08It's that the sub will think, "Actually
40:10, this girl is super boring, she never
40:11has anything to talk about."
40:13And so, he will potentially have a hook
40:16.
40:17So, potentially, "What are you doing?""
40:18Oh, I'm watching a series.""What are you
40:20doing?""Well, I'm just back from my uh
40:22from my morning jog, uh I do it three
40:23times a week, and so on and so forth.""
40:25What are you doing?""Well, I just cook-I
40:27just cooked some pasta, I love that, and
40:29so on and so forth.""What about you?""
40:30Well, I just finished taking care of my
40:31plants, that." The goal of the AI is to
40:34constantly find a hook with the sub.
40:37Once it has a hook with the sub, it will
40:39be able to do what we call building a
40:40relationship.
40:42And by building a relationship, it will
40:44create a connection with him; it will
40:46simply be able to find hooks, talk, talk
40:48, talk, to make him realize that she is
40:51totally different from the others.
40:53And so, by only putting series, music,
40:55dance, well, this girl has no interest,
40:57and we ourselves as guys, have no
40:59interest in talking to a girl who keeps
41:01telling us "I'm watching a series, I'm
41:03watching a series" and who has no
41:05subjects of conversation. Whereas a girl
41:08who is vibrant, who does various
41:09activities and so on, well, consequently
41:11, you have a huge number of topics to
41:13discuss with her. "Hey, I was just
41:14reading on the train.""Oh, are you?""
41:16Well, I like to read too.""What about
41:17you?""Well, there you go, we'll read
41:19that." There you can say that she likes
41:20, for example, manga, and so, what kind
41:22of manga, and so on and so forth.
41:24So you provide subjects that are
41:26consistent, obviously, with your model's
41:28niche.
41:30And so, this will simply allow the AI to
41:32have hooks and to get into conversations
41:35and talk for hours and hours with the
41:37sub even before potentially sexualizing
41:39.
41:40Because as you know, there are people on
41:42OnlyFans who will buy content. Those who
41:45buy content, they spend, that's very
41:47good.
41:48But those who are in relationships and
41:49receiving affection, they no longer buy
41:51content, they buy the relationship.
41:53And there, they spend much, much more.
41:55And that's how we create whales and
41:56that's how we create spenders and that's
41:58how we keep them in the long term.
42:00Because you can have someone who sees
42:02your model on social media and who
42:03simply has an impulse in the moment and
42:05wants to see her naked, he arrives, he
42:06wants to see content, but he will never
42:08spend 1000 bucks in one night.
42:10Well no, impossible for the simple and
42:12good reason that it's a physical impulse
42:13in the moment.
42:15On the other hand, a guy who comes along
42:17not to buy content but to chat, who
42:19realizes they have things in common and
42:21a lot to share, and then eventually,
42:23when he's turned on, he buys—but he's
42:25not buying for the value of the content
42:27, he's buying because of the
42:28relationship built over that time.
42:31And so, that’s how you create spenders,
42:33that’s how you create whales.
42:35So I’m begging you, put some substance
42:37into your hobbies; don't just list two
42:39or three things, but don't list 50
42:41either.
42:42Put in about 6, 8, or a maximum of 10 to
42:45have something that is current and, how
42:47should I say, consistent with your
42:49model's niche.
42:51Likewise, try adding more over the weeks
42:54and months.
42:56Everyone picks up new activities
42:58overnight; I don't know, maybe she
43:00started doing, uh, she started doing
43:03Pilates, pole dancing, and so on.
43:06So you add something, and then a sub who
43:07has been there for a while might ask, "
43:09Oh, what are you up to?""Oh, I just
43:10started, uh, a new pole dancing class,
43:13and so on." So that brings up a new
43:14topic of conversation, even for the old
43:16subs.
43:17It’s great to keep adding things or
43:19potentially removing them, because if
43:21you see that the fact she likes yoga
43:23doesn't attract any of your subs and has
43:25no interest, maybe remove that one and
43:28add another that is more consistent and
43:30potentially a bit more attractive for
43:32your model's niche.
43:34So stick to things that aren't just
43:37hobbies but also daily life things, and
43:40not just two or three, but rather six,
43:42seven, or even 10, and keep adding and
43:45modifying them over the weeks and months
43:48as your AI continues to run on your
43:50accounts.
43:52Personality traits are the same.
43:55For personality traits here, you need to
43:57add a few.
43:59You could say, for example, that she is
44:02jealous, you could say she is shy, you
44:04could say she likes—oops, for example, I
44:07already noted this—oops, that she likes
44:09laughing at her own jokes, you could say
44:12she likes talking to her plants.
44:15Add personality traits; you can use
44:17fairly classic ones, but don't include
44:20things that are contradictory, like shy
44:22and naughty, as those don't really go
44:24well together.
44:26So keep things consistent, create a real
44:29character, a real personality, and that
44:32is how you will get quality chatting,
44:35because everything you put in there,
44:37Only Chat will integrate, use it to chat
44:40, and use it to simply, uh, create a
44:43character and make people fall in love
44:46with the character you've created.
44:49So that covers the details section. Next
44:51, you have the additional info. As for
44:53the additional info, technically, now
44:55you also have the possibility to fill
44:58them out directly. So you have a form to
45:00fill out, right? So the form to fill out
45:03, for example, it's called model example
45:06, okay.
45:07You enter her age, hop, the same age you
45:11put in the, uh, the same age you put in
45:14the, in the, in the form. So here, more
45:17about her origin.
45:19So here, you can put, for example, uh,
45:22why, uh, how to say, where she is from,
45:24if for example she is mixed, if for
45:27example she is half Latina, half French
45:29, if she is half American, half Mexican
45:32, you can give the person a bit of a
45:34life, where she lives, right?
45:38So you can say, for example, uh, that
45:40she keeps it a secret, you give an
45:41actual city name, or you can say, uh,
45:43not far from where he is, quite simply.
45:46So it will take that into account, it
45:47will formulate it, it will make a
45:48template that is perfect based on that.
45:50Then, you can, uh, cite a city if you
45:52wish regarding the city.
45:55Next, you have the possibility to say
45:58what she does for a living, how, uh,
46:01what her body is like, and how, and who
46:03is aware that she makes content.
46:07Then, you have the backstory, the
46:08personality, bam, you check the boxes,
46:10the sexual profile, and the likes and
46:11relationships.
46:13And once you have checked all of that,
46:15you simply have to create the template.
46:17And the template will be created
46:19automatically in a few seconds in the
46:21perfect ManyChat format so that the AI
46:24understands it perfectly and it can be
46:26perfectly consistent and there are no
46:28contradictions inside, etcetera,
46:30etcetera, right?
46:32So that is the additional info. And then
46:35, it will be entered here, right?
46:37Uh, the, uh, behaviors.
46:42So here, for the response delay, you
46:44have the option to set her to reply to
46:45messages every 15 minutes; I don't
46:47recommend it. Here, you have the option
46:49to set her to reply within 2 minutes?
46:52Here, you can choose how much time
46:54should pass before she considers the sub
46:55as unresponsive?
46:57If you want to be aggressive, if you
46:59want to be rather soft, if you want to
47:01be very, very soft? You have the option
47:02to choose. Once again, there is no right
47:04answer. There is no perfect setting.
47:06What is good and what is default does
47:07not need to be changed; it's already
47:09implemented, and you don't have control
47:11over it.
47:12When you do have the ability to change
47:14something, it means all the settings are
47:16good and can be adjusted?
47:18Here, this is if you want her to reply
47:21in multiple messages. So for example, "
47:23Hey, how are you?" in two messages. "Um
47:25what are you doing?""Hey, how are you?
47:27What are you doing?" in three messages.
47:28Or "Hey, how are you? What are you doing
47:29?" in a single message. So it's simply
47:31about making the conversation flow more
47:34naturally, like texting, or SMS style,
47:36by splitting up long messages.
47:38So, quite simply, long messages will be
47:40cut into different messages as if she
47:41were typing in a chat mode. Here is the
47:44cool down.
47:46So this is how long the AI will wait
47:49before proposing a new script.
47:53Now, you have to keep one thing in mind
47:55.
47:56By default, OnlyChat never sexualizes
47:59first?
48:00OnlyChat only sexualizes if the sub has
48:04sexualized. However, what she can do is
48:07drop a hint. Dropping a hint, what would
48:09that be?
48:10She knows she has a Netflix script, so
48:12she says, "Hey, I'm going to watch
48:13Netflix."
48:15So that is dropping a hint because, in
48:17fact, what does she want? She wants the
48:19sub to say at that moment, "Well, I'd
48:20love to Netflix and chill." So Netflix
48:22and chill, everyone knows what that
48:24means. It therefore means, in a way,
48:26moving into sexualization. And so what
48:28does that mean?
48:30It's that when the sub sexualizes first
48:32, half the sale is already made?
48:35Because he is the one making the request
48:36.
48:38So the cool down is simply the number of
48:41days between each script where you don't
48:44want the AI to make this attempt to drop
48:47a hint?
48:49So actually, if you set 4 days here,
48:51once a script is finished, for 4 days
48:54she won't even give a lead. However, if
48:57you set it to 0, the script is finished
48:59, and starting the very next day, she
49:01will be able to give a lead. Hey, I'm
49:03going to take a shower. Oh, you're going
49:04to the shower? I'd love to scrub your
49:05back. Get into the sexualization. So,
49:07what happens then? She will potentially
49:09be able to accept the sexualization and
49:11propose the script.
49:14So, this is simply the number of days
49:16she will or won't give a lead to simply
49:19get into the sexualization, accept it,
49:21and make sure he enters the
49:23sexualization.
49:26Okay. Next, the script, the script
49:29cooldown. So that is the time between a
49:33new script after the first one has been
49:35completed. Even if the OnlyFans is
49:38initialized.
49:40So that means the first script is
49:42finished and you have set it to 6 hours
49:44.
49:46So even if you put 6 hours here, the
49:48script won't be proposed, and if the sub
49:51sexualizes during those 6 hours, she
49:54won't accept it; she will politely brush
49:56him off.
49:58So you have the option to set it to 0 or
50:0124 hours where she will simply tell him
50:03, "No, I don't want to right now, we
50:05just did this, etc." So maybe next time
50:08.
50:09Again, there is no right or wrong answer
50:12, it just depends on your own strategies
50:15.
50:17So it is extremely important to
50:19calibrate according to your marketing,
50:22your niche, etc. Next, you have the
50:24nudges on OnlyFans.
50:27So what are they? The nudges are simple
50:29; first, you have to take into account
50:30that this is only valid for premium
50:32licenses. Okay. With a premium license,
50:34you have access to the nudge. What is a
50:37nudge? You should know that on OnlyFans
50:39, there are two types of messages. You
50:41have mass messages and priority messages
50:43. What is the difference?
50:46A mass message is a message sent in bulk
50:48that goes into the inbox below all the
50:51messages from subs with whom he is
50:54chatting manually.
50:57So, that means if he is talking to five
50:59models manually, the mass message that
51:01gets sent will end up in the 6th
51:02position in his inbox.
51:05Whereas a priority message is sent like
51:08a manual message, and therefore, it will
51:10appear at the top of the inbox.
51:13A nudge will ensure that as soon as the
51:16sub logs in and is online on OnlyFans,
51:19within 1, 2, or 30 minutes after the
51:21conversation, though there wouldn't be
51:24much point by then.
51:26The goal is to try to be consistent; as
51:29soon as they log in, for example within
51:313 minutes of their connection, the AI
51:33sees they are online and sends a message
51:36based on how the previous conversation
51:38ended. And not a general, generic
51:41message or "Hey, what's up?" et cetera.
51:43It will pick up on something that
51:45happened at the end of the conversation
51:47and follow up based on that.
51:50Let's say they went to bed at night, "
51:51Tomorrow, I have a big meeting at work,
51:53blah blah blah, I'll let you go." The
51:55next day, he logs back in, she will log
51:57back in, see that he is online, and send
51:59him a message "How did your [meeting] go
52:01?" And so, we maintain exceptional
52:03realism for the simple reason that it
52:05resumes the end of the conversation. And
52:08you have the ability to set this up.
52:09But above all, what is extremely
52:11important is that if he is subscribed to
52:14dozens, or even fifties or hundreds of
52:16models, he is constantly receiving mass
52:18messages and more mass messages.
52:21If you send a message during the day at
52:242 p.m. and he logs in at 5 p.m. or 6
52:26p.m., well, your message ends up at the
52:29bottom.
52:31The fact that this is a nudge as a
52:32priority message, within 3 minutes of
52:34his connection—he logs in, he receives a
52:36message 3 minutes later—you will be at
52:38the top of the message box.
52:40So the response rate will be much higher
52:43.
52:43And you have the ability to set the
52:46number of nudges per day. You can set 12
52:48, meaning every 2 hours somewhere, you
52:50can send him 20 messages.
52:52That would really be part of a very,
52:54very aggressive strategy—why not—but in
52:56any case, be a bit consistent and don't
52:58spam the subs either, because you risk
53:00potentially losing them by doing too
53:01much.
53:03But in any case, it is possible to do it
53:05. And you can also set a time interval
53:08before the next nudge.
53:10So for example, if you set it to every
53:1210 hours, even if you set 12 nudges,
53:14well, throughout the day, there can't be
53:1612 nudges with a 10-hour interval, so
53:18that wouldn't be consistent.
53:21So here for example, you could set, hop
53:23, two nudges with a minimum interval of
53:2510 hours.
53:26Meaning that even if they come back
53:27online 3 hours later, well, you won't
53:29keep hitting them up constantly, over
53:30and over again.
53:31So the goal is to be consistent and to
53:33have things that align with a realistic
53:36conversation.
53:37Here, for the nudges, you have the
53:39option to choose soft, aggressive, or
53:41custom.
53:42And in those cases, for custom, if you
53:44want to be custom, you will provide
53:46examples here of nudges you want to be
53:47sent, but that will potentially result
53:49in nudges that are a bit more general.
53:52Personally, I recommend you set it to
53:54soft or aggressive and not customize
53:56this part, unless you have very specific
53:58follow-up strategies for your nudges.
54:00The welcome message.
54:03So the welcome message, when you have a
54:05premium license, you have the
54:06possibility to have a welcome message in
54:09two ways.
54:10Simply put, you have the first message
54:12where you'll have something very basic,
54:14"Hey, how's it going?" here, hop. So
54:16we'll put "Hey, how's it going?"
54:18You can even add media and you can say
54:20for example, let's go with 15 seconds or
54:22, let's make it a bit more realistic, 60
54:24seconds.
54:26You can even add media. After that,
54:28connection. So "Hey, how's it going?"
54:30hop, we'll delete. So "Hey, how's it
54:32going?" here, you have the send. Now, if
54:34you want to set a message where you
54:36include their first name. So here, we'll
54:38put "Hey, how's it going?" and you add
54:41this little tag.
54:42There you go.
54:43And in those cases, so here we can also
54:45set it to 60.
54:47So here, you have two messages. First
54:49message, a "Hey, how's it going?" Second
54:51message, it's a "Hey, how's it going?"
54:52with their What will happen? When the
54:54sub subscribes, it will check if there
54:56is a real first name in their username
54:58or their name.
55:00If there is a real first name, David,
55:01John, a name that is truly a name and
55:03not something that is a pseudonym or
55:04anything else.
55:06If it's a real first name, she will tell
55:08him "Hi, what's up?" John.
55:10In those cases, it's much harder for him
55:12to think it's an automated welcome
55:14message since he's addressed by his real
55:16first name.
55:18Of course, some will always think that's
55:21the case, but at least, you will have
55:24the first name inserted.
55:27You also have the option to add several
55:30"Hi, what are you doing?" messages. And
55:32here we can set it, for example, another
55:34120 seconds later. So, there will be the
55:36first message. If he replies, great, the
55:38second message won't be sent. If he
55:40doesn't reply, 120 seconds later, "What
55:42are you doing?" And you can add as many
55:44as you want.
55:45Actually, not as many as you want, I
55:47think it's capped at 10, it seems to me
55:48. But in any case, you can add several.
55:49And the goal is to have a conversation
55:51thread to follow up with your subs who
55:54simply don't reply to your welcome
55:55message. If you send one and he never
55:57replies, that's fine. But if you add a
56:00second, a third, a fourth, and you can
56:02set 30 minutes later, 3 hours later, 5
56:04hours later...The goal is for him to
56:06reply. He subscribed, so he should reply
56:08. And you do the same thing here with
56:11the name. So you can set, for example,
56:14right here just hop and we set, for
56:16example, 150 seconds later. And here
56:18there will just be his first name that
56:19will say, for example! "like this. And
56:21so, actually, he will tell himself,"
56:22Wait, what does she want? She's talking
56:24to me, she doesn't answer, she calls me
56:26by my first name, etc. "" He can never
56:28tell himself that it's automated. And so
56:30, there you can add several. And I
56:32recommend adding several. Assume that as
56:35soon as he replies, the conversation
56:37thread stops.
56:38And so you activate the welcome message
56:41here.
56:41Next, you have Telegram notifications.
56:44So, for Telegram notifications, you will
56:47have your sales here.
56:49So for Telegram notifications, you
56:51simply need to have a bot on Telegram in
56:53a group that will create topics, and in
56:55these topics, you will have the sales
56:57appear.
56:58You will be notified as soon as the AI
57:00is deactivated, along with the last
57:01three messages to understand why it
57:03turned off.
57:04You will also get an alert when there
57:06are no more scripts available for this,
57:09uh, for this, how should I say, for this
57:11sub, and you have the possibility to set
57:14custom alerts. So for example, you can
57:17set custom video call, sex tape, you can
57:20put, uh, video, and as soon as a sub
57:23says that word, you receive an alert "
57:25This sub said the word" with the full
57:28message. You can then see if, well, they
57:31say "Uh, I want a custom." And well, the
57:33OnlyChat AI bot does not handle customs
57:36.
57:37You have a team leader, a supervisor who
57:39can take over and, well, go in there to
57:42answer directly and see with them about
57:44the custom.
57:45So in any case, you have alerts. You can
57:47set up to 200 of them. Be careful not to
57:50set too many, because then you get
57:52spammed and you will no longer be
57:54efficient at all with your Telegram
57:56notification alerts.
57:58For the Telegram, uh, sorry, OnlyFans
58:02part, everything here is, uh, OK.
58:06So we will see and then activate or
58:08deactivate the AI, obviously, here.
58:10You have the, uh, you have, sorry, here
58:12, activate/deactivate the AI, and you
58:14have the shortcuts here to find your way
58:17around OnlyFans. You see, we are taken
58:18directly to the scripts. There you go.
58:21Now on Telegram, there are a few small
58:22differences, and we will see how to do
58:24it. So on Telegram, to add a creator,
58:27you do it like this. You enter the name
58:30, for example, let's say model.
58:33Here, you enter the handle of your bot.
58:35So it's, it's, uh, username bot. OK.
58:38Then, you click continue. Here, you will
58:39need to enter the token, and once you
58:41enter the token, it will connect. Once
58:43you are connected here, you will have
58:45your bot right here.
58:47Once you are inside, you will need to
58:49assign a license to be able to activate
58:52it, and you will have here some, uh,
58:54setups that are slightly different from
58:57OnlyFans because there are a few, uh,
58:59features that are a bit different.
59:02So you have the same thing for the data
59:04, the fans, it's always the same thing
59:06here as well. So you have fans here who
59:10are, uh, well, simply, uh, on the, on
59:13the, who are sending messages, media. So
59:17there, it's the same, you go to media,
59:19you add.
59:20You have the option here to duplicate
59:22from a bot.
59:24Let's assume, so here, there is only one
59:26bot on the dashboard, but let's assume
59:29you have an initial model and you start
59:31generating quite a bit of traffic and
59:33your traffic is starting to become
59:35significant, and you need to split your
59:37, you need to split your, you need to
59:39split your, uh, traffic.
59:42Instead of re-entering everything, the
59:45media, the scripts, etc., you simply do
59:47duplicate bot. So here, there will be
59:49the source, so here, there is only one,
59:50there aren't any others. So here, you
59:51will have the list of your other bots.
59:52You choose the bot and you choose
59:54everything you want to duplicate.
59:57You click duplicate and all the media,
59:59all the scripts, and so on, will
1:00:01completely duplicate 100%, and so as a
1:00:03result, you have the second bot that is
1:00:06set up and is completely, uh, cloned.
1:00:10In the scripts, well, it's exactly the
1:00:12same thing, except for the difference
1:00:14that on the scripts here, it is no
1:00:16longer prices in dollars, it is prices
1:00:18in stars.
1:00:20So it is very important to set the
1:00:21prices in stars. So for example here,
1:00:23200 stars, right? No discount. If we add
1:00:27a discount, here we will put for example
1:00:29150 stars or 100 stars, right? So you
1:00:31have to take into account that these are
1:00:32prices in stars.
1:00:34If you use Drop Fun and you have the
1:00:36Drop Fun API key, here, your Drop Fun
1:00:38link will appear that you were able to
1:00:41retrieve directly from the, uh, Drop Fun
1:00:43dashboard.
1:00:45So you will simply have here, so you
1:00:47don't put the stars, oh, you will have
1:00:49the little Drop Fun tab that appears and
1:00:51you will be able to directly retrieve,
1:00:53uh, the links that you have already
1:00:55pre-filled beforehand on your dashboard
1:00:57on Drop Fun directly, right?
1:00:59So all that remains relatively exactly
1:01:02the same.
1:01:04The media posts, the, the, the, the
1:01:06media posts or the or the, how to say,
1:01:08the, uh, pre-media.
1:01:11There is a small particularity on the
1:01:13Hop, we go here, we will add some media
1:01:16to show you quickly.
1:01:19Uh here, hop there, I will show you how
1:01:22it works with uploading.
1:01:24Once they are there, you see that it's
1:01:26not set for the AI, you click here
1:01:28generate with AI. So here you need an
1:01:31active license and you press here, the
1:01:33AI will generate the caption.
1:01:35So here it is still downloading and
1:01:37there you go.
1:01:39And once you are in a script here, in my
1:01:41script, let's take this one for example
1:01:43, and you want to put a video here.
1:01:45There we go. When you are on video here
1:01:48, what happens?
1:01:51If you are on a free teaser with a video
1:01:53of less than 60 seconds and the video is
1:01:55alone, not accompanied by a photo or
1:01:58another, I mean not accompanied by a
1:02:00photo or a second video, a single video
1:02:02of less than 60 seconds is free.
1:02:06You have the possibility to click here
1:02:09to send it as a bubble.
1:02:11It's as if it were sent as a live video
1:02:15.
1:02:16So it creates a little bubble that gets
1:02:19sent, and this significantly increases
1:02:21the realism and, obviously, the
1:02:23conversion, for the simple reason that
1:02:25they can't assume it's something
1:02:27pre-recorded, since it's technically a
1:02:29girl sending a video live.
1:02:32So it's extremely interesting in your
1:02:34free teasers to have single videos of
1:02:36less than 60 seconds, and you can check
1:02:39if you want to send it normally; it
1:02:41sends normally. But if you want to send
1:02:43it as a bubble, it allows you to do that
1:02:46here. Same thing for script generation,
1:02:50pre-media generation, and so on and so
1:02:53forth.
1:02:55Next, we'll look at the strategies part
1:02:59, which I didn't show earlier on
1:03:02OnlyFans but which is very important,
1:03:05because with the strategy here, you have
1:03:09the ability to customize your entire AI
1:03:12.
1:03:14Disclaimer: if you are just starting out
1:03:16on OnlyChat, I advise against setting up
1:03:19anything here at first.
1:03:22Leave everything at default, and it's
1:03:25only when you start to master the script
1:03:27—or rather the tool—that you have the
1:03:29possibility to potentially customize.
1:03:32But you never customize everything.
1:03:34Assume that when you set all of this to
1:03:37custom and you have to prompt the part
1:03:40in question, you are taking 80%of the
1:03:43control of the AI's brain, and believe
1:03:45me, there is no one who is good enough
1:03:48at prompting to be better than what
1:03:51ManyChat does on its own.
1:03:53However, if you have a specific
1:03:55requirement for your negotiation and you
1:03:57only want to prompt the negotiation part
1:03:59, no problem. Obviously, if you want to
1:04:01prompt the language part, no problem,
1:04:03plus the negotiation.
1:04:05But doing everything is strongly advised
1:04:07against, and if you are a beginner on
1:04:09the tool, I recommend you don't do it
1:04:11anyway.
1:04:12So, you have the ability to either
1:04:15prompt it, or set it to casual, or
1:04:17formal, or just prompt it.
1:04:19Warning, we're being clear: if you
1:04:21switch to custom, it removes everything
1:04:24integrated into the internal ManyChat
1:04:26prompts.
1:04:28So yes, I know what I'm doing. OK.
1:04:30And here, you'll need to put in about
1:04:332000 to 3000 characters so that it's
1:04:35coherent, not just saying "Don't use
1:04:37capital letters."
1:04:39That doesn't make any sense, actually.
1:04:41So "Don't use capital letters." That
1:04:43makes no sense.
1:04:44This is really if you have very specific
1:04:47nuances in your language.
1:04:50Next, script launching. You can either
1:04:53set it to normal or set it to aggressive
1:04:55.
1:04:57For aggressive, it will be a bit faster
1:04:59, a bit more sexualized, a bit more
1:05:01explicit, or you want it custom.
1:05:04Again, be careful, if you want it custom
1:05:06, you'll need to write prompts that are
1:05:08coherent, not one-line prompts. I don't
1:05:10recommend doing it. Leave it on casual
1:05:12and normal or aggressive and normal.
1:05:14Sexualization, so sexualization, is once
1:05:16the script is launched.
1:05:18How should the AI be?
1:05:20Again, either you leave it on default,
1:05:22or you leave it on custom.
1:05:24Negotiation, this is when the sub
1:05:26doesn't agree with the price. How does
1:05:28it go?
1:05:30First by acknowledging feelings, then by
1:05:32offering a discount, etc., etc. So
1:05:34that's the reaction when the sub says
1:05:36this or that, that they don't agree with
1:05:38the price.
1:05:40How do you give instructions on how to
1:05:42exit the script?
1:05:44So there's the timeout, but there's also
1:05:46how we exit the script. You can also
1:05:48customize that part. Follow-ups?
1:05:52Once the fan isn't replying or that kind
1:05:54of thing, you have the option to
1:05:56customize the follow-ups more precisely
1:05:58by giving examples of the follow-ups you
1:06:01want.
1:06:02Don't just put two different ones
1:06:04because otherwise it will always follow
1:06:05up in the same way.
1:06:07KYC, for those who want slightly more
1:06:09specific KYC settings. For example, you
1:06:11want to exit KYC after 100 messages, or
1:06:13after 50 messages, or after 15 messages
1:06:15, or after 400 messages. So that, the
1:06:18long-term KYC periods.
1:06:20And in that case, it won't exit KYC
1:06:21until those 400 messages, before the end
1:06:23of the 400 messages, and therefore, it
1:06:24won't be able to enter a script launch.
1:06:27Or in terms of duration as well? So it's
1:06:29one or the other, obviously. So that
1:06:31part is custom; I don't recommend doing
1:06:35it until you are very comfortable with
1:06:38prompts, your strategy, and how OnlyChat
1:06:41works.
1:06:42Generally speaking, everyone who comes
1:06:44to me saying, "I don't understand, the
1:06:46AI is acting weird, the AI is behaving
1:06:48strangely," and so on.
1:06:50It is always because everything is
1:06:52customized, and the prompts you're
1:06:54entering are most of the time
1:06:56inconsistent or contradictory.
1:06:59So you also have a bot on Telegram to be
1:07:01able to perform reviews. It's called the
1:07:03OnlyChat review bot. You can even do a
1:07:06full review of your setup.
1:07:08You will receive a PDF, and you will
1:07:10then have the ability to simply get an
1:07:12audit of your account.
1:07:13What is working well or what is not
1:07:15working well. But in any case, here, I
1:07:17really don't advise using prompts
1:07:19initially in these cases.
1:07:21Next, on Telegram—not on OnlyFans, but
1:07:24on Telegram—you have the ability to
1:07:26choose spender lists. What does that
1:07:28mean?
1:07:29It means that we consider that someone
1:07:32who has spent, for example, between $ 0
1:07:35and $ 50 should not be treated the same
1:07:38as someone who spent between $ 50 and $
1:07:40200, or someone who spent $ 200 to $
1:07:431,000 or $ 1,000 to $ 3,000; you have
1:07:46the ability to create lists by spender.
1:07:50So simply, we take, for example, here
1:07:53the VIP list, so let's say the OK, VIP
1:07:55list is everyone who has spent $ 50,
1:07:58right?
1:08:00And there, you have the option to keep
1:08:02the same or change the additional info.
1:08:05You have the option to keep the same
1:08:07strategies or change them, right? Either
1:08:10you change them or you keep them the
1:08:12same; the goal is to potentially have
1:08:13modified lists.
1:08:15But above all, you have the ability to
1:08:17modify the bot’s pricing.
1:08:21This means you work on the principle
1:08:23that if someone has spent $ 50, from the
1:08:25moment they hit $ 50, you apply a 1.5 x
1:08:28pricing multiplier.
1:08:30And for example, for someone who has
1:08:32spent $ 250, you apply another 1.5 x on
1:08:34top of the 1.5 x that was already there
1:08:36. And you can set, for example,
1:08:38strategies that are different. In the
1:08:39additional info, you can be, for example
1:08:42, a bit more, uh, how should I say? A
1:08:45little bit more, uh, confident with them
1:08:47, a little less shy, and so on and so
1:08:50forth. So you can really modify things
1:08:52based on spender lists. From 0 to 10
1:08:54dollars, from 0 to 50, and so on and so
1:08:56forth. So this is one of the latest
1:08:59features that just came out and it's
1:09:01extremely, extremely interesting for the
1:09:03simple reason that, well, you don't
1:09:05treat a newcomer like a spender, like a
1:09:07whale, and that's how you'll have your
1:09:10whales potentially treated in a totally
1:09:12different way.
1:09:14You'll be able to potentially increase
1:09:15prices for your whales, potentially not
1:09:17increase them much or only very slightly
1:09:19, or stop accepting discounts for whales
1:09:21because you consider that, well, they
1:09:22shouldn't get discounts, or conversely,
1:09:24accept larger discounts for your whales
1:09:26.
1:09:28All of this depends on your strategies,
1:09:30your capabilities, and what you think is
1:09:32best based on your data, obviously, but
1:09:34in any case, these are things that are
1:09:36possible to do.
1:09:38And in any case, it's an extremely
1:09:40interesting feature, but don't just do
1:09:41anything, don't set a 3x price, for
1:09:43example, as soon as they've spent 10
1:09:44bucks or anything like that.
1:09:47Be relatively consistent with your niche
1:09:50, with your model.
1:09:52And once again, if you want to have
1:09:54information on what's working and what
1:09:56isn't, the MCP, your agent that's
1:09:58connected directly from OnlyChat, the
1:10:00agent will be able to review
1:10:01conversations, give you reasons why
1:10:03things are unlocking or not, whether it
1:10:05recommends paying more, increasing the
1:10:07price, not increasing the price, and so
1:10:09on.
1:10:10The MCP is made for that. So that's it
1:10:13for the spender lists. Next, you also
1:10:16have re-engagement. Re-engagement is
1:10:18extremely important on Telegram, since
1:10:20you have to know that on Telegram, you
1:10:23only have the ability to reply to a sub
1:10:25as long as they have replied to you in
1:10:27the last 24 hours. If they don't speak
1:10:29to you for 24 hours, OnlyChat won't
1:10:31reach out beyond those 24 hours.
1:10:33Telegram's official API doesn't allow us
1:10:35to, and so we respect what Telegram's
1:10:37official API imposes on us. So, beyond
1:10:4024 hours. But during those 24 hours, we
1:10:42absolutely have the ability to reach out
1:10:44to them. Here, it will work this way.
1:10:47Hop, it's simply a timeline. So, we'll
1:10:50consider that you can set up to four
1:10:52follow-ups. You can set four, you can
1:10:54set one, you can set two, you can set
1:10:56three.
1:10:57I am going to give you my method, which
1:10:58I consider the most suitable compared to
1:11:00all the possible follow-ups you can do.
1:11:03Why do I do it? I do it exactly here,
1:11:05after 10 hours.
1:11:07What happens then? The last message sent
1:11:10with the sub is at 10 AM. 10 hours later
1:11:13, if he hasn't written to me, I follow
1:11:15up with him. Why do I choose 10 hours?
1:11:18Because if I were to put it here, oops,
1:11:20sorry, 4 hours—midnight, goodnight, talk
1:11:23to you tomorrow—at 4 AM, we follow up.
1:11:26Makes no sense. Extremely weird; what is
1:11:28she doing in the middle of the night,
1:11:29replying or sending a message? No point
1:11:31. We don't do that.
1:11:33Unless you want to have very aggressive
1:11:34strategies with your subs, but in any
1:11:36case, that's not how I do it.
1:11:38Here, however, I set it to 10 hours. Why
1:11:39do I choose 10 hours and not 8 hours? I
1:11:42operate on the principle that people
1:11:43sleep for about 8 hours.
1:11:45Midnight, goodnight, talk to you
1:11:47tomorrow. 8 AM, let's say he wakes up;
1:11:50either he sends a message himself and I
1:11:52don't need to follow up, which is great
1:11:54.
1:11:55Or he doesn't send a message, and at 10
1:11:57AM he receives a notification from the
1:12:00model on his Telegram, a notification
1:12:02that pops up on his phone saying "Hello
1:12:04, good morning," and so on.
1:12:07Now, what actually happened? He didn't
1:12:09send a message, he thought, maybe she
1:12:11will write to me if he doesn't write to
1:12:13her, etc. Bam, at 10 AM, she thinks of
1:12:14him and sends him a message.
1:12:16The conversion and response rate is
1:12:19considerably higher this way.
1:12:22If he sends a message after 8 hours,
1:12:24that's fine. If he hasn't sent a message
1:12:26after 10 hours, we are the ones who send
1:12:27him a message.
1:12:29And there, we are going to make people
1:12:31much more hooked on your model because
1:12:33what do they want?
1:12:35It's to receive a message as a
1:12:37notification on Telegram.
1:12:40That is the absolute goal of what he
1:12:41wants, for her to think of him.
1:12:44And then you can, for example, do
1:12:45another one 10 hours later, or even—hop
1:12:47, here for example you can do it at 10
1:12:49AM, and then, 1 hour 30 minutes later, "
1:12:51So, you're not answering me, blah blah
1:12:53blah."
1:12:54And maybe even later still. And beyond
1:12:5724 hours, it doesn't work anymore.
1:12:59Messages can be set to aggressive, soft
1:13:02, or custom. Likewise, in the same way,
1:13:04you provide examples. So, this is my
1:13:07setup.
1:13:08I don’t necessarily encourage doing
1:13:10exactly as I do, this is just what I use
1:13:12, but honestly, the 10-hour setting,
1:13:14believe me, it’s the one that works best
1:13:16in my eyes.
1:13:18And you must check here to make sure
1:13:19it's enabled.
1:13:21Just like on OnlyFans, you have the
1:13:23option to get notifications on the
1:13:25Telegram bot; you just need to set it
1:13:27here and you'll receive notifications
1:13:29directly on the uh, Telegram bot.
1:13:33Uh, we have absolutely covered
1:13:35everything.
1:13:36The last thing we haven't looked at is
1:13:37the playground.
1:13:38The playground only works for OnlyFans
1:13:42and not for Telegram. So, what is the
1:13:45playground? It’s simply if you want to
1:13:47test a new uh way of setting things up
1:13:50before changing all your settings and
1:13:52you want to try something out, well, you
1:13:55change something, test it in the
1:13:57playground, and it will simply respond
1:13:59and show how it negotiates and so on.
1:14:02It can even send uh PPVs, you can
1:14:04simulate purchases, and so on. So it is
1:14:07only for OnlyFans. On Telegram,
1:14:09technically, if you want to test, well,
1:14:11you just talk to your Telegram bot, or
1:14:13your Telegram account, you have the
1:14:14ability to do that.
1:14:16That covers all the uh features and new
1:14:20features of uh OnlyChat.
1:14:24I hope this answered many of your
1:14:26questions.
1:14:27I hope you learned a lot because I still
1:14:30see many people who haven't understood
1:14:31certain uh certain features.
1:14:34Well, with this video, there will be no
1:14:37more excuses. Thank you, see you very
1:14:39soon. This was Le Gish.

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