COURSE 1: IGNITE

MODULE 1

Welcome to Streamate

Understanding Your New Business Platform

5 Lessons  |  Estimated Study Time: 2–3 Hours  |  Week 1

By the end of this module, you will have complete platform literacy, a strategic 30-day plan, and your account approved and ready to stream.

STRONGSOFTSEXY

The Complete Cam Model Masterclass

Module 1 Overview

Welcome. If you’re reading this, you’re about to enter one of the most lucrative and flexible careers available today — and Streamate is one of the best platforms to build it on. But before you turn on a camera, before you set a single rate, before you broadcast your first minute, you need to understand the machine you’re working with.

This module is your foundation. Think of it as the blueprint before the build. We’re going to walk through exactly how Streamate works under the hood — not the marketing version they put on their recruitment page, but the real mechanics that determine how much money you make. You’ll understand the commission structure (and why the 35% number isn’t as bad as it sounds), how the platform differs from every other cam site, why the first 30 days are make-or-break, and whether you should go independent or work with a studio.

By the time you finish these five lessons, you’ll know more about how Streamate actually works than most models who’ve been on the platform for months. That knowledge is your first competitive advantage.

What You’ll Learn

•       How Streamate’s pay-per-minute model works and why it attracts higher-spending clients than token-based sites

•       The complete commission and payment structure — what you actually take home and when

•       Step-by-step registration and account approval process

•       The critical studio vs. independent decision and its long-term consequences

•       How to strategically maximize your 30-day New Model placement boost

What You’ll Need Before Starting

•       A valid government-issued photo ID (passport, driver’s license, or national ID card)

•       A dedicated email address (Gmail recommended — do NOT use your personal email)

•       Proof of address (utility bill, bank statement, or similar document in your name)

•       A non-explicit photo of yourself for your initial bio pic (head/shoulders, 320×240 pixels)

•       A quiet 2–3 hours to work through this module and complete your registration

⚠️ IMPORTANT

Do NOT skip this module or rush through registration. Models who understand the platform mechanics before they go live earn significantly more in their first 30 days than those who figure it out as they go. Every lesson here directly impacts your income.

LESSON 1.1

The Streamate Ecosystem Explained

What Streamate Actually Is

Streamate is a pay-per-minute adult webcam platform operated by ICF Technology Inc., headquartered in Seattle, Washington. It launched in 2003, making it one of the longest-running platforms in the industry. Unlike newer competitors that rely on cryptocurrency-like token systems, Streamate uses a direct credit card billing model where viewers pay real-dollar amounts per minute of private and exclusive time, or contribute “gold” (Streamate’s currency, where 1 gold = $1 USD) for group shows and tip menu actions.

This distinction matters enormously for your income. On token-based sites like Chaturbate, viewers pre-purchase tokens in bundles, which creates a psychological distance between spending and real money. On Streamate, viewers see actual dollar amounts ticking up on their credit cards in real time. This means Streamate’s audience tends to be more intentional about spending — but when they do spend, they spend more per session.

The Pay-Per-Minute Model: How It Works

Here’s the core flow of money on Streamate:

1.    Viewer signs up with a credit card (no prepurchased tokens needed).

2.    Viewer enters your free/party chat room and watches at no charge.

3.    You engage them in conversation, build connection, and create desire.

4.    Viewer initiates a Private or Exclusive show — charges begin per minute at YOUR set rate.

5.    Streamate bills the viewer’s credit card directly in real currency.

6.    You earn 35% of every dollar spent (independent model rate).

Additionally, viewers can send gold tips in free chat, purchase items from your Gold Menu, spin your prize wheel, and buy tickets to your Gold Shows — all of which generate revenue at the same 35% split.

💡 PRO TIP

The fact that Streamate bills real currency (not tokens) means there’s no ‘token inflation’ where sites gradually decrease token value. A dollar spent on Streamate is always a dollar. This makes your pricing strategy cleaner and your income more predictable than on token platforms.

The White-Label Network: Your Invisible Audience

One of Streamate’s biggest competitive advantages — and something most new models don’t fully grasp — is its massive white-label affiliate network. When you stream on Streamate, your live broadcast simultaneously appears on over 2,000 partner websites. These are sites with names you’ve never heard of, each branded differently, but all pulling from the same Streamate model catalog.

What this means in practice: when you see 3 viewers in your room, there may actually be 30+ people watching you across various affiliate sites. Streamate’s main domain draws approximately 82% direct traffic, but the remaining network contributes significant additional viewership. Your thumbnail, profile, and live feed are being advertised across this entire network automatically — at no cost to you.

You can opt out of the white-label network in your account settings, but doing so dramatically reduces your visibility. For new models especially, opting in gives you maximum exposure during the critical early weeks when you’re building your placement score and audience.

⚠️ IMPORTANT

Important: it takes 10–15 minutes after you start streaming before you’re fully advertised across affiliate and white-label sites. Short sessions (under 15 minutes) are essentially invisible to this massive additional audience. This is one reason why streaming for longer, consistent blocks is so much more effective than quick pop-in sessions.

StreamMate vs. Streamate: Clearing Up the Confusion

You’ll see “StreamMate” (with a capital M) referenced online. This is simply a common misspelling — the domain StreamMate.com redirects to Streamate.com and is owned by the same parent company, ICF Technology. There is no separate “StreamMate” platform. Streamen is a separate site under the same company focused on male performers.

How Streamate Differs From Other Major Platforms

Understanding where Streamate fits in the ecosystem helps you make better strategic decisions:

Streamate

Chaturbate

LiveJasmin

Revenue Model

Per-minute private shows

Token tips in public

Per-minute + tips

How Viewers Pay

Credit card (real $)

Pre-bought tokens

Credits (pre-bought)

Model Payout

35% of revenue

~50% of tokens

30–80% (tiered)

Primary Income

Private/exclusive shows

Public tipping

Private shows + tips

Audience Type

Premium, intentional

Mixed, many free viewers

Upscale European

Free Chat Rules

Topless max, no below-waist

Nearly anything goes

Varies by room type

Key Advantage

Higher per-session spend

Massive traffic volume

Premium brand image

The key takeaway: Streamate is built for models who excel at one-on-one connection and conversation. If your strength is making someone feel like they’re the only person in the world, Streamate’s pay-per-minute private show model will reward you more than public tipping sites ever could. The platform converts interpersonal skill into dollars per minute, making it ideal for models with personality, warmth, and the ability to build genuine connection.

🎯 LESSON 1.1 ACTION ITEM

Write down your answer to this question: “What is my biggest interpersonal strength that would make a viewer want to stay in a private show with me?” Keep this answer handy — it’s the foundation of your brand positioning in later modules.

LESSON 1.2

How Models Actually Make Money Here

The Commission Structure: What You Actually Take Home

Let’s be direct about the numbers, because this is where many models either get discouraged or make uninformed decisions.

As an independent model on Streamate, you earn 35% of all revenue generated from your shows, tips, Gold Menu purchases, Spin the Wheel spins, Gold Shows, and content sales. For every $100 a viewer spends on you, you receive $35.

Yes, 35% is the lowest headline commission rate among major cam platforms. Here’s the honest comparison:

Platform

Model Payout

Notes

OnlyFans

80%

Subscription/content platform

MyFreeCams

~60%

Token-based

Chaturbate

~50%

Token-based

BongaCams

Up to 90%

Tiered system

StripChat

50–60%

Token + private

Streamate

35%

Pay-per-minute, credit card

LiveJasmin

30–80%

Tiered, performance-based

Why 35% Isn’t as Bad as It Looks

Before you close this course and run to Chaturbate, consider what that 35% actually buys you:

•       Premium audience: Streamate’s credit-card-paying viewers spend more per session than token-site users. They’re pre-qualified — they’ve entered real payment information, which means they’re serious about spending.

•       Zero chargeback risk: This is huge. Streamate NEVER passes chargebacks to models. If a viewer disputes a charge with their credit card company, Streamate absorbs the loss and you keep your earnings. On other platforms, chargebacks can wipe out days or weeks of income.

•       Massive built-in traffic: The 2,000+ white-label network drives viewers to you without any marketing spend on your part. On OnlyFans (80% payout), you’re responsible for driving 100% of your own traffic.

•       Weekly reliable payments: Once set up, Streamate pays weekly like clockwork. No threshold games, no mysterious holds (after the initial processing period).

•       No performer competition in privates: When a viewer enters your private show, they’re paying your rate by the minute. You’re not competing with 50 other models in a public room for the same tip.

The real question isn’t “what percentage do I earn?” but “how much do I actually take home per hour?” A model earning 35% of $200/hour in private shows ($70/hr) is doing better than a model earning 50% of $80/hour in tips ($40/hr). The percentage only matters in the context of total revenue generated.

Realistic Earnings: What to Actually Expect

Community-sourced data and verified model reports paint this picture:

Stage

Weekly Range

Context

Brand new (month 1–2)

$0–$700

Building placement score, learning the platform, finding your groove

Finding your rhythm (month 3–6)

$500–$1,500

~20–30 hrs/week, developing regulars, improving technique

Consistent & focused

$1,500–$3,000

Strong regular base, optimized schedule, refined pricing

Top performer

$3,000–$5,000+

30+ hrs/week, multiple revenue streams, established brand

Elite (top 1–5%)

$5,000–$10,000+

Everything optimized, whale relationships, diversified income

⚠️ IMPORTANT

Be skeptical of anyone (including Streamate’s own recruiting materials) who promises you’ll make $5,000/week right away. The top 1% of cam models capture nearly 30% of all platform revenue industry-wide. Building to four-figure weeks takes 2–6 months of consistent work. This course will get you there faster, but there is no overnight path.

The Payment Mechanics

Understanding exactly when and how you get paid prevents surprises:

•       Pay period: Saturday to Saturday (midnight GMT). Everything you earn in that window goes into one payout.

•       Initial delay: Your first payment has a 2–3 week processing period. This is normal and not a red flag. After the initial payment processes, all subsequent payouts arrive weekly.

•       Payout day: Checks ship Thursdays. Electronic transfers (ACH, SEPA, Paxum) process Fridays.

•       Minimum thresholds: USPS check = $20 minimum. ACH direct transfer = $100 minimum ($5 fee). Paxum = $100 minimum (international). SEPA = $100 minimum ($10 fee, European models). Wire transfer = $200 minimum ($25–40 fee). FedEx check = $200 minimum ($30 fee).

•       Rollover: If you don’t hit the minimum payout threshold, your earnings roll over to the next pay period. They’re not lost — just accumulated.

💡 PRO TIP

Set up ACH direct transfer if you’re in the US. The $5 fee is worth it for reliable weekly deposits. For international models, Paxum is the most widely recommended option. Avoid wire transfers unless you’re earning at levels where the $25–40 fee is negligible.

One final critical detail about money: you are classified as an independent contractor, not an employee. Streamate does not withhold taxes, provide benefits, or contribute to retirement accounts. You are running a business. Module 7 covers the tax implications in full, but start setting aside 25–30% of every dollar you earn from day one. This is non-negotiable.

🎯 LESSON 1.2 ACTION ITEM

Open a separate bank account (or at minimum a separate savings account) specifically for your cam earnings. Set up an automatic transfer of 25–30% of every deposit into a ‘tax reserve’ fund. Do this before you earn your first dollar. Future you will be deeply grateful.

LESSON 1.3

Registration & Approval Walkthrough

Step-by-Step: Creating Your Streamate Model Account

Registration is straightforward but detail-sensitive. One mistake in this process can delay your approval by days or result in rejection. Follow each step exactly.

Before You Begin: Gather These Items

•       A dedicated email address (create a new Gmail specifically for cam work — never use your personal email)

•       Your government-issued photo ID (passport, driver’s license, or national ID card) — must show your full legal name, date of birth, and photo clearly

•       A proof of address document (utility bill, bank statement, or official letter dated within 90 days showing your name and address)

•       A non-explicit photo of yourself — head and shoulders, well-lit, clear face visible, no nudity (this is your initial bio pic, cropped to 320×240 on the site)

•       15–20 minutes of uninterrupted time

The Registration Process

1.    Go to streamatemodels.com. Click “Get Started” or “Join Streamate” at the top of the page.

2.    Enter your dedicated email address. Read and accept the Code of Conduct (available in English only — use a translator if needed). Confirm you are 18+ and pass the bot check. Click “Create My Account.”

3.    Check your email. Open the confirmation email from smsupport@streamatemodels.com and click the verification link. If you don’t see it within a few minutes, check your spam/junk folder.

4.    Complete your account profile. This is a multi-step form:

    •  Account Type: Select “Performer” (not “Studio” unless you’re registering as an agency)

    •  Company Type: Select “I am an Individual” (you can register as a Business later for tax purposes, but this requires additional company documents)

    •  Full Legal Name: Enter your name EXACTLY as it appears on your ID — first name, middle name (optional), last name

    •  Display Name: Choose your stage name/username. This must be unique across the platform. Pick something memorable, brandable, and consistent with the persona you’re building. You can change this later, but consistency from the start is better.

    •  Display Age: You can set this to any age at or above your actual age. Many models display a slightly different age for privacy.

    •  Country and Gender: Select as appropriate for your ID.

5.    E-Signature and Agreement. Read the full performer agreement (this is your contract with Streamate). Enter your full legal name exactly as on your ID as your digital signature. Enter your date of birth in Month/Day/Year format. Note: accented characters are not accepted in the e-signature. Click “Continue.”

6.    Identity Verification. Upload clear, well-lit photos of your government ID. Streamate uses a third-party verification service. You’ll typically need: a photo of the front of your ID, a photo of the back of your ID, and a selfie holding your ID next to your face. Make sure all text is legible, the photo isn’t blurry, and the lighting is even. Accepted formats: JPG and PNG, max 5MB per file.

7.    Upload your bio photo. Click “Upload New” then “Submit New Biopic.” The photo must be non-explicit (no nudity suggestions). You’ll crop it to 320×240 on the site. This is your public thumbnail — it’s the first thing viewers see, so make it count even though you’ll upgrade it later.

8.    Submit proof of address. Upload a document showing your name and current address dated within the last 90 days.

9.    Configure payment. Select your preferred payout method and enter the required banking/payment details. You can change this later if needed.

10.  Submit and wait for approval. Your account status will show “Awaiting Review.” Typical approval time is 24–48 hours, though it can extend to 5 days during high-volume periods or weekends.

⚠️ IMPORTANT

The most common reasons for delayed approval: blurry or unreadable ID photos, name on ID not matching name entered in the form, proof of address older than 90 days, or explicit content in the bio photo. Double-check everything before submitting.

What Happens After Approval

Once approved, you’ll receive an email confirmation and be able to log into your full model dashboard. At this point, your 30-day New Model status begins — we’ll cover maximizing this in Lesson 1.5. Before you stream, you still need to complete your profile (Module 4), set your pricing (Module 5), configure your equipment (Module 2), and establish your safety protocols (Module 3). Do not rush to go live without completing these foundations first.

💡 PRO TIP

While waiting for approval (24–48 hours), use that time productively: work through Modules 2 and 3 (equipment and safety), start planning your bio and brand identity, and set up your dedicated social media accounts. Every hour you invest before going live pays dividends once your New Model boost begins.

🎯 LESSON 1.3 ACTION ITEM

Complete your Streamate registration at streamatemodels.com following the steps above. Screenshot your “Awaiting Review” confirmation page as a record. While waiting for approval, proceed to Module 2 (equipment setup) and Module 3 (safety and privacy).

LESSON 1.4

Studio vs. Independent: The Decision That Shapes Everything

Understanding the Two Paths

When you register for Streamate, you’re making one of the most consequential decisions of your cam career: do you sign up as an independent model or through a studio/agency? This choice affects your income, your autonomy, your legal standing, and potentially your ability to work on the platform for the next six months. Let’s break down both paths honestly.

The Independent Model Path

As an independent model, you register directly with Streamate and keep 35% of all revenue generated. You control every aspect of your business: your schedule, your rates, your show types, your branding, and your relationship with the platform. You receive your own 1099-MISC for tax purposes and are solely responsible for your own business operations.

Advantages of going independent:

•       Highest possible payout percentage (35% vs. 25–30% through studios)

•       Complete creative and business control

•       Direct relationship with Streamate support

•       Your account, your data, your client relationships — all yours

•       No studio fees, performance quotas, or content ownership disputes

Challenges of going independent:

•       You’re entirely self-taught (unless you invest in training like this course)

•       No built-in community or mentorship from day one

•       Technical issues are yours to troubleshoot

•       All business operations (taxes, marketing, content management) are your responsibility

The Studio/Agency Path

Studios are third-party companies that manage models on cam platforms. They handle registration, provide equipment (sometimes), offer training, and take an additional cut of your earnings on top of Streamate’s 65%. Through a studio, your typical take-home drops to 25–30% of total revenue — sometimes less.

What studios typically provide:

•       A physical location to stream from (for in-studio models)

•       Equipment (cameras, lighting, internet) already set up

•       Basic training and onboarding guidance

•       A community of other models to learn from

•       Administrative support (scheduling, account management)

The serious downsides:

•       Significantly lower earnings (you’re paying the studio 5–10% or more of total revenue)

•       Less control over your schedule, rates, and creative decisions

•       The studio may own rights to content created during your tenure

•       Some studios impose performance quotas or minimum hours

⚠️ IMPORTANT

CRITICAL: Streamate enforces a 6-month non-compete clause when you leave a studio. If you start with a studio and later decide to go independent, you CANNOT open a new Streamate account for six months. This means six months of zero Streamate income during your transition. This clause alone makes the studio decision one you should not take lightly.

A Common Myth Debunked

An insider source has confirmed: "Studios DO NOT contribute directly to your placement and never have." Some studios claim they can boost your homepage position. This is false. Placement is determined entirely by your individual performance metrics (stream quality, paid chat percentage, member conversion, consistency). A studio cannot buy or negotiate better placement for you.

The StrongSoftSexy Recommendation

For most models reading this course, going independent is the stronger choice. Here’s why: you’re already investing in comprehensive training (this masterclass), which eliminates the primary advantage studios offer. You’ll have step-by-step guidance on equipment, safety, profile optimization, pricing, performance skills, and business operations — everything a studio would provide, but without giving up 5–10% of your gross revenue permanently.

The studio path makes the most sense if: you have no equipment at all and no budget to purchase any, you need a physical workspace separate from your home and can’t create one, or you specifically want in-person community and mentorship that can’t be replaced by online resources.

If you’re already considering this course, you likely have the self-motivation and resourcefulness to succeed independently. Trust that instinct.

🎯 LESSON 1.4 ACTION ITEM

Decision time. If you haven’t registered yet, choose your path: Independent or Studio. Write down three specific reasons for your choice. If you’re already registered through a studio, note the date your 6-month non-compete would expire if you chose to transition to independent later.

LESSON 1.5

Your New Model Boost: The 30-Day Window That Changes Everything

What the New Model Boost Actually Does

When your Streamate account is approved, you receive 30 days of “New Model” status. During this period, you receive artificially boosted homepage placement — your thumbnail appears higher on the page than your actual performance metrics would normally justify. Streamate does this because new models are good for business: fresh faces attract returning viewers and generate buzz across the network.

This boost is, without exaggeration, the single most important window in your Streamate career. The placement advantage gives you visibility that would normally take months to earn. What you do with this visibility determines whether you build the foundation for a sustainable income or waste an irreplaceable opportunity.

⚠️ IMPORTANT

You only get ONE new model boost. There is no reset, no do-over, no way to get it back. If you go live unprepared during this window, you’re burning visibility on bad first impressions. If you wait too long and the 30 days expire before you’ve logged serious hours, you’ve wasted it entirely. The strategic approach: prepare fully BEFORE going live (Modules 2–5), then maximize streaming hours during the remaining boost days.

The 30-Day Strategic Plan

Here’s how to structure your first month for maximum impact:

Days 1–7: Preparation (Before Going Live)

Your 30-day clock starts at account approval, NOT at your first broadcast. Use the first several days to complete essential preparation:

•       Complete Module 2 (equipment setup) — camera, lighting, audio, internet all tested and optimized

•       Complete Module 3 (safety and privacy) — VPN active, geo-blocking configured, EXIF stripping verified, dedicated accounts created

•       Complete Module 4 (profile and bio) — compelling bio written, strategic photos uploaded, all categories and tags selected

•       Complete Module 5 (pricing) — private rate, exclusive rate, Gold Menu with 8–15 items, and Spin Wheel all configured

•       Do a test stream (not public) to verify everything works — video quality, audio clarity, lighting, internet stability

Days 7–30: Maximum Streaming Hours

Once your preparation is complete, your single goal is to be online as many hours as possible during the remaining boost days. This is about building three things simultaneously:

1.    Placement score: Streamate’s algorithm rewards consistency and volume. The more hours you stream during your boost period, the stronger your baseline placement score becomes for after the boost ends.

2.    Favorites list: Every viewer who adds you to their favorites is a potential returning customer. During your boost period, you’re visible to thousands of viewers who wouldn’t normally see you. Accumulating favorites during this window creates a lasting audience asset.

3.    Regular relationships: The regulars you build during your first month become your income foundation for months and years to come. These early connections matter disproportionately.

The Minimum Viable Schedule

During your boost period, aim for a minimum of 20–25 hours per week of streaming time. 30+ hours is better if you can sustain it. This might feel like a lot, but remember:

•       This is a 3-week sprint, not a permanent pace

•       The visibility advantage you’re getting for free would cost hundreds in advertising to replicate

•       Every hour online is an investment in your post-boost placement score

•       You’re not expected to be in paid shows every minute — free chat engagement, Gold Shows, and profile discovery all count

What to Focus On During Your Boost

Priority one: converting viewers into registered members. In free chat, regularly say something like “Make a free account to chat with me!” or “Sign up so I can see your name and say hello!” Member conversions directly improve your algorithmic placement score.

Priority two: getting viewers into paid shows. Even short private sessions build your paid chat percentage — one of the most important placement metrics. Don’t worry if your first privates are brief or awkward. Every one counts toward your score.

Priority three: building favorites. At the end of private shows, thank the viewer warmly and say something like “Add me to your favorites so you can find me whenever I’m online!” Your favorites list is your most valuable audience asset on Streamate.

Priority four: Gold Shows. Running affordable Gold Shows during your boost period serves a dual purpose: they boost your paid chat percentage (improving placement) and they introduce you to viewers who might not have entered a private show yet. A low-barrier Gold Show can convert a hesitant viewer into a paying regular.

💡 PRO TIP

After every private or exclusive show, stay online for an additional 10–15 minutes. There’s evidence that the placement algorithm gives you a temporary boost after paid sessions, and going offline immediately wastes this advantage. Use the post-show minutes to engage other viewers in free chat while your placement is elevated.

After Day 30: What Happens Next

When your New Model status expires, your homepage placement will drop to wherever your actual performance metrics justify. This is normal and expected. If you’ve followed this plan, you’ll have:

•       A solid placement score built on 3+ weeks of consistent streaming

•       A favorites list of viewers who will return to your room regardless of placement

•       A developing base of regulars who know your schedule and personality

•       A paid chat percentage that keeps you competitive in the algorithm

•       Confidence, camera comfort, and show skills developed through real experience

The post-boost period (months 2–3) often feels like a step backward because your visibility decreases. This is completely normal. The foundations you built during the boost sustain you through this transition period. Models who prepared properly during their 30-day window recover placement faster than those who squandered it.

🎯 LESSON 1.5 ACTION ITEM

Create your personal 30-day calendar. Mark your account approval date, your target “go live” date (after preparation is complete), and block out your streaming hours for the remaining boost days. Aim for 20–25+ hours per week. Print this calendar and put it where you’ll see it every day. This is your launch plan.

Module 1 Summary & Next Steps

Congratulations — you now understand the Streamate platform better than most models who’ve been streaming for months. Let’s recap what you’ve learned:

•       Lesson 1.1: Streamate is a pay-per-minute, credit-card-based platform that rewards interpersonal skill, consistency, and quality. Its 2,000+ white-label network gives you invisible audience reach that takes 10–15 minutes per session to fully activate.

•       Lesson 1.2: You earn 35% of all revenue as an independent model. While this is the lowest headline rate among major platforms, Streamate’s premium audience, zero chargeback policy, built-in traffic, and per-minute model often result in higher actual hourly income. Set aside 25–30% for taxes from day one.

•       Lesson 1.3: Registration requires a government ID, proof of address, dedicated email, and a non-explicit bio photo. Approval takes 24–48 hours. Use wait time productively for Modules 2–3.

•       Lesson 1.4: Going independent gives you the highest payout (35%) and full control. Studios drop your take-home to 25–30% and lock you into a 6-month non-compete if you leave. Studios do NOT boost placement. For most models with training resources, independent is the stronger path.

•       Lesson 1.5: Your 30-day New Model boost is irreplaceable. Prepare fully before going live (Modules 2–5), then maximize streaming hours during the remaining boost days. Focus on member conversion, paid show percentage, favorites accumulation, and Gold Shows.

Before Moving to Module 2

Make sure you’ve completed all five action items from this module:

7.    Written down your biggest interpersonal strength (Lesson 1.1 action item)

8.    Opened a separate bank account or tax reserve savings fund (Lesson 1.2 action item)

9.    Completed your Streamate registration at streamatemodels.com (Lesson 1.3 action item)

10.  Made your studio vs. independent decision with three documented reasons (Lesson 1.4 action item)

11.  Created your personal 30-day launch calendar (Lesson 1.5 action item)

When all five are complete, proceed to Module 2: Your Technical Foundation. You’ll learn exactly what equipment to buy at every budget level, how to set it up for maximum stream quality and algorithmic placement, and why a $150 camera upgrade can literally double your homepage visibility.

STRONGSOFTSEXY  |  Module 1 Complete

Next: Module 2 — Your Technical Foundation