"Unveiling the Truth: Does Twitter Follower Count Determine a Master's Success?"

It's a common misconception among Masters exclusive to Twitter that the follower count holds significant value in finding submissives. However, the truth is quite different in the FinDom world. While you may have a whopping 20,000 followers on Twitter, the real question is how many of them engage with you daily. I estimate around 1% of your followers, which amounts to approximately 200 interactions per month.

Now, out of those 200 interactions, let's consider how many of them contribute to your revenue. I would venture to say that only about 0.05% of those interactions result in monetary payments. So, in this hypothetical scenario, you're looking at around 10 followers out of your 20,000 who pay you monthly.

Let's imagine that out of your 20,000 followers, only 200 engage with you monthly. And out of those 200, only 10 of them contribute financially to your cause. Now, if the average contribution is $50.00, your monthly earnings would amount to $500.00 or $6,000.00 per year.

But if we delve deeper into these numbers, making $500.00 per month with 20,000 followers means you're only earning $0.01 per follower. That's a mere $0.01 for each person who follows you. If you were running a traditional business and only making a $0.01 profit from every customer who walked into your store, you'd be forced to close shop within a week.

Now, in the realm of old-school FinDom, each Master has a group of "loyal" and "dedicated" submissives in their circle. These submissives are exclusively devoted to one Master, unlike on Twitter where they may have multiple connections.

Imagine a scenario where a Master surrounds themselves with a multitude of submissives, numbering in the thousands. Surprisingly, this does not result in a substantial increase in their earnings. This is akin to the situation on Twitter, where submissives divide their earnings among multiple Masters.

Consider this: if a submissive is connected to five Masters and has a monthly budget of $1,000.00 to spend on Masters, each Master would receive approximately $200.00 per month from that particular submissive. However, if you adhere to the traditional FinDom approach, you would have that submissive exclusively bound to you through a debt contract, Power of Attorney, or another legally binding document. Consequently, the entire $1,000.00 per month would be yours and yours alone.

Now, picture having a loyal group of 15 submissives in your possession. On average, each of them contributes around $500.00 per month to you, resulting in a revenue of $7,500.00. Since these submissives are exclusively committed to you under enforceable contracts, you are guaranteed to receive $7,500.00 per month for the duration of these agreements.

So, when the year comes to a close, would you rather earn a steady $90,000.00 annually or an uncertain amount due to sharing submissives with other Masters? I would venture to guess that you would prefer the certainty of making $90,000.00 per year.

Having the largest number of Twitter followers doesn't hold much weight in the FinDom community. What truly matters is having devoted submissives who willingly shower you with gifts, money, and services as part of a mutually agreed-upon arrangement. These loyal followers are exclusively yours, and you don't have to split their contributions with anyone else.