You should spend some time on your chosen site watching other models’ shows in order to learn how they work. You may have to use apps, bots, tip menus, set tip goals, or use streaming software in order to run your shows. You should familiarize yourself with these and have at least a basic idea of how they work before you start.

Probably the biggest question new models have for their first show is what do I do when I’m waiting for people to take me private or start tipping? Be prepared to invest a lot of time and effort into this when you’re new. Perfecting the art of the tease, learning sales strategies, building rapport, defining your brand, and coming up with creative show ideas are all going to help you here. Start simple and build from there. Think about the experience you want to create in your room, about the types of fans you want to attract and retain, and about your boundaries. These bigger-picture considerations will help guide you along the way.

The importance of boundaries cannot be overstated. Having poor or ill-defined boundaries can lead to a host of problems, such as being taken advantage of by viewers, having bad behaviour in your room, draining your emotional energy, or even traumatizing yourself sexually or emotionally. Even if you have solid personal boundaries, camming will require new and more fine-tuned ones because the financial aspect and the public vulnerability will change things. You can decide some of this in advance, but be prepared for it to be an ongoing process of calibration, especially when you’re new.

*Taken from https://www.reddit.com/r/CamGirlProblems/wiki/index/gettingstarted/