Disclaimer
You log on to the site guns blazing—you’re ready to spill all your secrets, write your first review, and then— no one comments on it. Building your rapport and community loyalty doesn’t come automatically. It takes a lot of hard work and time—but if you follow these five simple steps, you’ll find that working smarter can yield the same results.
I’m not writing this article to you as an “Eden Rockstar” with a million followers, I’m writing this to you from the standpoint of someone who just started and identified new techniques to help build a following. Hopefully my learning moments can save you time and energy while you begin your journey through Eden.
I’m not writing this article to you as an “Eden Rockstar” with a million followers, I’m writing this to you from the standpoint of someone who just started and identified new techniques to help build a following. Hopefully my learning moments can save you time and energy while you begin your journey through Eden.
1. Write Meaningful Reviews
The first step to making an imprint in the community is to write thoughtful reviews with personal experiences, and honest opinions. A review about a toy someone loved could be just as practical as one about a toy someone hated. Why? Because it helps the buyer make educated choices when spending their hard-earned dollar!
Your review should at least contain 3-5 facts about the item that a consumer could not identify just by looking at the toy online. Also, pictures sell! Just because there are pictures of the toy online, it doesn’t mean the manufacturer captured it at the same angle you did!
With lingerie, try to take photos of how it appears on your body type (if the material is sheer and you feel uncomfortable taking a picture, wear something underneath). Sharing your measurements is also a must when writing a terrific review. The consumer wants to feel already acquainted before buying the toy—which is why a great reviewer, reviews with their five senses!
2. Join The Mentor Program
The mentor program is an incredible resource for those just starting their reviewing career on Eden. It’s an opportunity for self-development, and more so than that, community involvement. Every mentor on Eden Fantasys has to reach a certain level of involvement on the site, before being able to share their expertise with mentees. So when you join the program, you know the quality of knowledge you’ll receive will be unparalleled!
The mentors also have an established rapport with members of the community. This is beneficial because they will push you to try new things, and will share your successes with their followers as well. This will propel you forward at a very quick rate.
The mentors also have an established rapport with members of the community. This is beneficial because they will push you to try new things, and will share your successes with their followers as well. This will propel you forward at a very quick rate.
5. Be Genuine
When you’re being endorsed for writing a review, sometimes you feel it’s not as important to share your opinion if it’s negative. Just don’t forget, that if you thought or felt something, somebody else probably thought or felt the same thing too. When you’re writing reviews or sharing your personal thoughts or beliefs with others, be sensitive to the way that your words can be perceived, but don’t let that get in the way of you being genuine with your audience.
The reason people come back to read your work is because they trust and value what you have to say. So if your review sounds like everyone else’s, or doesn’t bring added value to the table, you’re not being genuine—‘cause your experience will never be the exact same as somebody else.
Most of us are here to learn and grow—and hopefully we’re educating others along the way. So to everyone who’s just joining or starting their journey through Eden: Reach out, ask questions, and be yourself. This will catapult you forward in the community, and furthermore, in everything you do.
The reason people come back to read your work is because they trust and value what you have to say. So if your review sounds like everyone else’s, or doesn’t bring added value to the table, you’re not being genuine—‘cause your experience will never be the exact same as somebody else.
Most of us are here to learn and grow—and hopefully we’re educating others along the way. So to everyone who’s just joining or starting their journey through Eden: Reach out, ask questions, and be yourself. This will catapult you forward in the community, and furthermore, in everything you do.
If you have any additional tips, feel free to add them below! There are so many talented people on this site and so much information to be shared!
Great article!! I find another important part of being a member on EF is interacting with the other members. Comment thoughtfully on their reviews, message a wall when something really grabs your attention, and when posting a new thread on the forum--make it interesting. I am not that great most of the time at forum posting, is I respond more than make threads,lol!! Most of all--be your normal friendly self!!!
****And glad to have you on the site!!
really good article for me to read as newish member and not having added too much as yet, i will return to this to read again, thank you for posting
Thanks for the advice for us newbies. I really appreciate it
I'm new & think some newer members make a mistake by posting discussion topics before they've lurked a bit. Naturally, they should first read all the rules, but some lurking about will really help you avoid misunderstandings. I think longer term members quickly lose patience with someone who posts questions/topics that are easily answered by reading a review or are redundant to previously posted discussions. Once you get a reputation for being annoying like this, it takes a while to change people's minds about you. So, avoid a bad reputation while you try to build a good one!
Thank you for a good article that all newbies should read!
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