6 Questions to Ask Adult Companies

Kayla Lords

Kayla Lords is a freelance sex writer, podcaster, blogger, all-around sex content creating human, and she really likes creating content. As a writer, she focuses on sex and kink primarily on BDSM and power exchange. She works with private clients to write their content and manage their social media, while also co-hosting two podcasts, running a YouTube channel, and managing multiple blogs. Let's just say, she stays busy and wants to keep it that way. Kayla is an international speaker and an award-winning sex blogger. She believes we are stronger together as a community than we are isolated and apart. We all deserve to get paid for the work we do, but until we understand our cumulative power, we'll all wonder if we're "the only one" doing this smutlancing thing.

2 Responses

  1. Aries Blake says:

    Kayla,

    This is good information – thank you! I was contacted by a sex site who wanted to feature one of my posts in their newsletter and when I asked for a link to their newsletter so I could review their content before I agreed to participate, they couldn’t (or wouldn’t) send me a link. I think it’s important to make sure your “brand” fits their content before agreeing to partner. I’m still baffled they wouldn’t let me see their newsletter first, so I began to smell something fishy. Any thoughts on that?

    Aries Blake
    Sexualista.net

    • Kayla Lords says:

      I agree with how you handled it. I don’t want to link to or be associated site that I don’t feel good about. And I’m always concerned when a brand/company won’t share an example or a link. It’s a red flag to me, and also an easy “No, I’m not doing business with you.”

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