Dominic Ford Launches Social Media Tool KeepFollowing.me

Dominic Ford Launches Social Media Tool KeepFollowing.me

LOS ANGELES — Dominic Ford has launched his newest social media service, KeepFollowing.me.

"Every day, members of the adult industry have their accounts on Twitter and Instagram shut down. Messages from people in the community saying '@X’s account was shut down, everyone go follow him/her at this new account: @newX' are becoming more frequent," a rep said. "So are messages from performers saying 'Follow my secondary account in case this one gets removed.'"

Created by Ford, KeepFollowing.me aims to solve this problem by enabling a performer to tweet a message that reads, “Click this link to keep following me, even if my account changes.”

When a user follows this link, and logs in via Twitter, they are registered in the KeepFollowing.me database and their connection to the performer is recorded. Then, if the performer’s account ever gets shut down, KeepFollowing.me can automatically subscribe the user to the performer's new account — or notify the user of the new account — so the model can regain his or her followers more rapidly.

KeepFollowing.me is free for consumers. If a performer needs their followers converted over to a new account, there is a fee of $100 for every 20,000 followers; performers who actively use the JustFor.fans platform, however, receive this service free.

“Our industry is constantly under attack from the companies and services who use us to help them grow, and then try to get rid of us,” Ford explained. “It is my mission to provide tools and services to our community to mitigate these attacks. KeepFollowing.me is a way to maintain social connections beyond a singular social media platform or account.”

For more information, visit KeepFollowing.me.

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