Thriving Virtually: Translating IRL to Online for SWers

Do you feel lost and overwhelmed by the current state of business? Is this weirder and worse than SESTA/FOSTA? Are you looking for tips you can use now as well as important tools to continue building your business?

From my professional experience, I have condensed everything I've learned to save you time and energy to get the proverbial ball rolling (even though we would rather crush it under our heel ;) Just like you, my need was immediate because most of my income came from IRL sessions. These are methods that I have quickly adapted to in order to establish a more robust online presence - and they already showing profit.

What you will learn:

Roadblocks/mindset - How can I get from IRL to online safely and with confidence?

Pro’s and Cons of an online business model

Customers - Maintaining existing client relationships and attracting new clientele

Mending the nets - All the things you should be doing to benefit you now and in the future

Online Sessions - Do's and Don'ts

Clips - You've signed up, now what?

Subscription sites - What they are and how they benefit you

Payment methods - When cold hard cash is not an option, how to keep your money

We will have time for specific questions and discussion at the end.

**My background is that of a Prodomme, but this class is welcome to all SWers. There is no whorearchy. The presentation will be recorded and available to you in a follow-up email.

FAQ

1. Why should I take your class? There's a lot of online classes like this/I already did one

There are! And I hope you learned helpful tips, but my class will specifically address making the switch from IRL to online in a much more comprehensive way than how and where to sign up - most of that you can figure out on your own and you are probably doing it already.

2. Are you making a lot of money online?

Yes! I have made more in the first week of April thru online methods than the entire month of March. This means all the methods that I have *just* adapted and put into place are already working at a higher rate of return.

3. Are you an expert on online sessions/clips/phone/cam?

No, but I am an expert at business and making money. Like you, I love IRL sessions and I also run two dungeons in LA - so I am co-currently running three separate businesses at the same time. No one else has ever run two spaces in LA and there are very few running more than one space. I am capable of this not because I have someone else bankrolling my ventures or running the spaces - I am doing this myself.

About Mistress Justine Cross

Mistress Justine Cross is a professional BDSM consultant and lifestyle Dominatrix based in Los Angeles. She is the owner of both Dungeon East and Dungeon West, Los Angeles’s premiere dungeon studios, which have been used for high-profile photo and video shoots.

With over 10 years’ experience as a lifestyle Dominatrix and BDSM consultant, Mistress Justine’s expertise and creativity has been called on for dozens of print, radio, and video productions, including Janelle Monae’s 2018 “Make Me Feel” video, the 2014 film Bound, various podcasts including “Savage Love,” and for a number of campaigns and projects for major brands. Internationally recognized and followed, she keeps a dynamic travel schedule and has consulted with clients, appeared in photo shoots, and overseen projects all over the world.

With the mainstream growing more aware of BDSM, Mistress Justine’s opportunities to educate and correct the kink curious have expanded, and she’s been invited to be a guest speaker or teach classes on BDSM, safer sex practices, consent, and more at spaces and events like UCLA and the Los Angeles LGBT Center’s WxW Conference. She has donated her time and talents to participate yearly in events benefiting LA Pride and The Keep a Breast Foundation, for which she has raised over $5,000 to date.

Extensively interviewed and profiled, Mistress Justine has appeared in Los Angeles Magazine and Playboy, and been featured in Nylon, LA Weekly, Time Out Los Angeles, Buzzfeed, Salon and The Guardian. As busy as she is, she’s open to considering new projects, appearances, and clients, always entertaining another opportunity to bring collaborators and audiences to their feet, and her fans to their knees.