Your creator's front door will be finished: one hub link that goes everywhere with Fanvue front and center, and an X profile complete enough that a stranger who arrives actually stays. Every platform points at the same door, and the door works.
The studio's wired and the shelves are stocking themselves — now we send people to the store. Here's the traffic math nobody explains: social platforms don't send fans to Fanvue — they send fans to her profile, and her profile sends them onward. That handoff is where most creators leak. A naked Fanvue link in a bio also gets accounts filtered or flagged on some platforms; a link hub reads as normal, works everywhere, and lets you see what's getting clicked. One link, every bio, forever — set up once, today.
Create her hub on Beacons (free tier is enough to start). Sign up with the business email — password manager, as always. Handle: same as everywhere else — her hub lives at a link like beacons.ai/lenafromohio.
Build the page — three buttons, in this order:
| Position | Button | Why |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Fanvue — "🔥 My page — come say hi" | The business. Top spot, always |
| 2 | X — "Daily posts" | Her most active social |
| 3 | (later) Instagram | Added in Phase 5 when it exists |
three buttons maximum, Fanvue on top, playful labels in her voice. Every extra button steals clicks from the one that pays. No email captures, no tip links, no clutter — the hub has one job.
Make it look like her. Her avatar (the same one, everywhere), her name, one bio line from the persona sheet. Thirty seconds of styling: pick the cleanest template, her vibe's colors, done. This is a signpost, not a website.
Finish her X profile — every field. Header image (a keeper — SFW; avatar and header stay SFW forever, whatever her content ladder does later, because those two images are shown to everyone) · bio (her line + what she posts) · location if it fits her story · and the hub link in the website field. (This replaces the "no link yet" rule from Phase 2 — the account has aged on its daily heartbeat; now it earns its link.)
Two settings while you're in there: review X's sensitive-media settings and configure them correctly — belt-and-suspenders, since her X feed stays clean by design (the content ladder in Phase 6 keeps everything spicy behind the Fanvue paywall; this setting just means a suggestive-leaning post can never trip a policy wire). And turn on 2FA — credentials in the password manager, as always.
Test the whole road once, as a stranger. Log out or use a private window: X profile → tap the bio link → hub loads → tap Fanvue → her page. If all four steps work on your phone, her traffic pipeline officially exists.
Button labels in her voice, if yours feel stiff:
~15 minutes.
Her X profile is complete and a stranger can get from her bio to her Fanvue page in two taps — tested by you. The front door exists. Now we send people through it.
The free tier does everything this lesson needs. Skip every upsell screen. If a feature is paywalled, you don't need that feature yet.
On some platforms a raw Fanvue link in the bio invites filtering or bans, and you lose click data. The hub costs one tap and buys safety + numbers. When she's big enough to negotiate exceptions, you'll know.
Fallback pattern from Lesson 1.1. The hub URL matters less than the buttons on it — fans tap the link in her bio; almost nobody types a beacons URL by hand.
No, no, and no — with love. Three buttons. Every addition dilutes the button that pays. Phase 5 earns Instagram its slot; nothing else has earned anything yet.
The front door works. Next lesson we upgrade her daily heartbeat into the structured warm-up — the ten-minute habit that makes the algorithm treat her like a person, not a bot. If you've kept the five-minute heartbeat since Phase 2, you're already most of the way warm.