Do you write about sex? Do you want to get paid to do it?
You’re a smutlancer!
Sex Blogger/Sex Toy Reviewer
Write about your sex life, share your fantasies, review sex toys and other products?
From short stories to novellas to epic novels, you want to build an audience and a career as an erotic author.
You want the freelance life but make it sex content. From pitched ideas to steady client work, you’re here to build a career creating content for others.
We help adult content creators build audiences, stay motivated, achieve their goals, and turn their smutlancing goals into reality.
The Smutlancers is a collaboration between Kayla Lords and Molly Moore, two long-time sex bloggers and smutlancers. We’ve learned a few things about smutlancing (the hard way) and we want to share what we know with you!
All the business talk you read or hear will tell you to network, network, network. If you picture uncomfortable small talk with strangers and plenty of awkward silences, you’re not alone. But it doesn’t have to be that way. We created the Smutlancers Community as a way to bring smutlancers at all levels together. To ask questions, find support, and remember that you’re not alone. Along the way, members form friendships, share tips, and build professional connections.
We keep the content here at The Smutlancers free and available for all who need it. But if you’re ready to invest in your smutlancing future and network in a way that doesn’t suck (and actually helps!), join the Smutlancers Community!
The Smutlancers gave me the leg up I needed to start the blog I’d been longing to write for years. Kayla, Molly, and the community have answered essential questions that I wouldn’t have even known to ask. Whether you need tips on hosting a site, a partner to edit your stuff, someone to keep you accountable, or just the knowledge that you’re not alone, you should join us.
Check out the Smutlancers blog written by Kayla, Molly, and other smutlancers just like you! Want to write for The Smutlancers? Pitch us!
There’s more to diversity and inclusion than simply changing a detail or two about a character. Your characters need to feel like real people, not stereotypes or like you’re trying to meet a quota. Auntie Vice shares several tips on how to write diverse characters and do it well.
Girl on the Net (she/her) gets a lot of questions on the smutlancing life. Those that she’s more likely to answer tend to all follow a similar pattern. It’s okay to reach out and ask for help (we encourage it!) but how you ask matters and what you ask will determine if you get an answer that’s helpful or not.
Kayla breaks down her revenue streams as a smutlancer for the month of April to show how she earns money creating content about sex. The goal is to balance out the different streams so that a loss in one doesn’t have such a big impact on her bottom line. This is how that went this month.