For some, jumping right into a cam show with little or no preparation is easy, but for others, the broadcast begins and the ideas dry up. It always helps to think about how you want to appear on cam. Think about your setting, your cam angle, your posture or position, your lighting, the mood you’re creating, and the experience you’re prepared to give.
But, also be prepared to be spontaneous. No matter how well prepared you think you are, you might have a slow night. If so, be ready to switch things up. Try starting your show in the middle of a sexy dance. Try starting your show in an exotic or unique location in your house or room. Have a few outfits ready to go if one doesn’t seem to be satisfying your customers as much as you thought it would. Be a part of the flow of the room. If you have a tip-friendly customer who has a major foot fetish, don’t be shy to give him or her a taste of how exquisite your feet feel when you two are alone.
Remember, you’re the host of this most intimate, yet virtual party. What kinds of things happen at parties? Well, anything can happen! Are you able to switch up your habits and take a step outside of what you normally do? If so, you just might see a tremendous positive change in your room. Your personality has many sides. Don’t be afraid to show many of them to your viewers. After all, you might learn some new camming techniques in the process and that’s always a good thing.
Now, it’s time to up your flirt game to higher and higher levels. That’s the name of the game. Ask yourself, “How am I flirting with the people in my room?” “What can I do to become more seductive, more flirtatious, and drive my viewers wild?” This is a complex area that we’ll dive into in future articles, but you could start your broadcast off with a high-energy sexy striptease, pushing customers to take you private by teasing them. You could tell them about your wildest desires, what turns you on, what you like to do in private. Or, you could string them into your sweet web by asking them what they want to see, and almost, just almost giving it to them in the Open Room. 
That said, always remember that, at heart, you’re giving your customers a live show. Imagine flipping through television channels and landing on a show that catches your attention. Well, to viewers, that channel is your room (or should be). When anyone enters your room, they are entering whatever enticing fantasy space you have chosen to show off in. Maybe on day one, you’re lounging in your pajamas while lying in bed, framed provocatively. Sip your coffee. Tell them about your wet dreams. Maybe on day two, you’re a strict teacher, dressed to the hilt, ready to role-play a dominant fantasy. Maybe you’re shaking your sexy hips in the kitchen, energetic and cooking up a tasty treat. Or, maybe you’re just “you.” And that’s great. Relax. Enjoy. 
Most people who spend time with you online want to feel special. They probably want to make you feel special, too, given the opportunity. If you sense that, return the favor to them, and feel that smile spread on their face (or through their tips), because you’ve just upped the excitement level in their bodies. 
As a model, your chat room is not only driven by your physical performance and sexual appeal, but also by how you choose to interact (i.e. chat or speak or communicate) with those who have chosen to spend time (and hopefully money) in your room. Thus, it’s very important how you communicate with those who have chosen to spend time with you online. Greeting customers with a blown kiss, a wave, a smile, with a vocal shout-out, or with a personalized whisper can catch their attention and make them want to further interact with you. Of course, we all have moments when we just want to relax and keep quiet, but remember that new people are coming into your room all the time. At heart, communication is king. 
Keep in mind that some users also enjoy watching a chat unfold as a kind of silent voyeur. They want to see your replies to others. They want to hear your voice. They want to hear you laugh and moan. They want to experience whatever role you’re performing. In short, they want to watch you. Taking a moment to talk to your customers, even if they don’t reply, could transform your live experience in a positive and more profitable way.
