How to get more votes

Here’s the whole thing in one line: once you’re approved, your page goes live automatically, so the only thing left is getting the votes in — and this guide shows you exactly how. Grab your share link below (a badge too, if you want one), then follow the tweet plan so every share actually counts. It’s the single biggest thing you can do to climb.

Start by finding your page. Once you’re approved, we create your page for you — so don’t try to guess the web address. The same cam name can belong to more than one model across different networks, so every page gets its own unique link. Yours is usually myfavecamgirl.com followed by your name — but if that name was already taken, yours might have a little number on the end (like /luna-2), or we may have set something slightly different. Either way, it’s yours, and the finder below will show you exactly what it is.

So rather than type it from memory, use the finder — start typing your cam name, or paste your page link if you already have it — and we’ll pull up your exact page and hand you your share link (plus an optional badge), ready to copy.

Your share link is the one that matters — it’s all you really need. It’s your own page address with a hidden tag added on the end. All that tag does is count how many votes came from your link, so you can see which of your posts are landing. It’s just stats for you — it never touches your score and never moves you up or down the board. A vote counts exactly the same whether a fan uses your link or finds you some other way.

Your badge is an optional bonus. If you’ve got somewhere that takes a snippet of code — your own website, a blog, or a link-in-bio tool that allows embeds — you can drop in a live “Vote for me” button. It always shows your current standing and sends fans straight to your voting page, so it works for you around the clock. No code-friendly spot? Don’t worry about it — your share link does the same job.

The one thing to know before anything else: fans can vote for you once every day, all month long. So this isn’t a single big ask — it’s a light, friendly drumbeat. A girl who nudges her fans a couple of times a week almost always beats one who fires off one “please vote” and goes quiet.

That’s the same twice a week we ask for on what we ask of you. The difference is that page is the gentle version and this one is about winning, so everything below goes further — and pays accordingly.

Opening day (the 1st). Each competition runs a calendar month — it opens on the 1st at 00:00 GMT and closes at the end of the last day of the month (GMT). Your page goes live the moment you’re approved, but votes only count once voting opens, so save your first big post for day one. Asking a few days early just burns the goodwill you’ll want when it counts. We announce the green light on X (@myfavecamgirl) — that’s your cue.

Through the month (a couple of times a week). Drop a light reminder that they can vote again today. Hang it off whatever you’re already posting — a new clip, a going-live tweet, a good mood. It never has to be a hard sell; a “vote for me while you’re here” riding along with a normal post does the work.

The final 48 hours. This is where the crown is won and lost — a top-ten place and your permanent Hall of Fame spot can come down to these last two days. Post a clear “last chance” a couple of times over the closing days — plenty of fans mean to vote and just need the nudge. A little urgency here is completely fair.

After it closes. Say thank you, whatever the result. It’s good manners, it keeps your fans warm for next month, and your page carries on sending viewers to your room long after the crown’s handed out.

Three things cover almost everything: keep it in your own voice, make one clear ask, and put your link last so it’s the thing they act on. Don’t post the exact same words every day — change a few, ride it along with your normal content, and it never reads as spam.

One thing that punches well above its weight: hang your ask on a short clip. A tweet with a little video or a hot photo stops the scroll and pulls far more eyes than text alone — so drop your link under a teaser rather than posting it on its own.

And tag us: @myfavecamgirl. When you @-mention us, your post lands in our feed — and we repost as many as we can, with the best clips boosted to our whole audience. That’s free reach way past your own followers, for the sake of two words. Work the @ into your posts, especially your best clips.

Here are ready-to-paste starting points. Drop your own link where it says [your link], tweak the wording to sound like you, and go:

Put your link wherever your fans already follow you — X and Instagram are the big two, but anywhere you’re active counts, and that same clip works just as well as a Reel or a Story. You know your own fans best. Every time you send them to the board, you climb — and climbing puts you in front of the fans of girls from networks you don’t even work. That’s the trade.

One friendly heads-up: don’t drop it in your cam-network bio. Most networks’ terms forbid off-platform links there, and we’d never want a contest share to put your account at risk. Keep it to your own social profiles and pages, where the link is yours to post.

Does any of this cost me anything? No — never has, never will. The networks pay us; you keep every penny you earn.

How often can a fan vote for me? Once a day. No signup for them, just a quick email check — so a fan who loves you can come back every single day of the month.

What do “Hot” and “Climbing” mean on my badge? “Hot” means you’re pulling in votes fast right now; “Climbing” means you’re moving up the board. Both are real fan activity — we don’t fake them and we don’t sell them. Keep sharing and they light up on their own.

When are winners crowned? At the end of each month. The top ten get crowned, and every one of them enters the Hall of Fame permanently.

I want my page taken down. No problem, and no explanation needed — head to our removals page and tell us which page to take down. One request removes you from the whole site. This is a celebration, not a directory.