Quinn Rhodes (ze/hir/he/him) shares why it’s trans-inclusive to do the “pronoun thing” for more than just trans and non-binary people. Introducing someone or identifying someone’s pronouns when they’re trans or non-binary but not when they’re cis others the people you’re trying to include. To be truly inclusive, we need to do the pronoun thing for EVERYONE.
In part one, we discussed how to help a client see why being more inclusive in their content is important. Now, let’s focus on what you can do while creating their content. This is your opportunity to let your sex positivity and professionalism shine. The content you create needs to be excellent so it makes an impact on the audience. Changing a few pronouns or descriptions won’t mean much if no one pays any attention to it. While these tips will help you bring inclusivity into a client’s content, you still need good research, interesting titles, and good topics so...
If you’re creating content for an adult client, it’s important to follow their vision, strategy, and rules for their brand. But as sex positive smutlancers, it’s equally important to be as inclusive as possible. Most of your adult clients want this (the best ones definitely do), but making it happen isn’t always easy. Adult companies have to think about SEO and what people search for online. They likely have a certain demographic they want to reach. These things aren’t as antithetical to inclusivity as the client might think. But it does take effort, patience, and a bit of creativity. In...
