Daisy Regia
Creator Communication Lead · Bunny Agency Alt
Published guides
Choose a posting rhythm for your alt page
Choose an alt posting rhythm that leaves enough time for styling, shooting, editing and approval. Explain that rhythm in your subscription offer and keep a reserve of approved material. Review subscriber response alongside your workload, then adjust the schedule and public promise together when your production capacity changes.
Read the fees and payouts on your alt account
Check your platform’s current terms and payment dashboard to understand fees, available withdrawal methods and processing stages. Keep the sales period separate from the bank payment date. Reconcile deductions, refunds and currency changes with the original records so your alt account’s receipts can be explained without guessing from a balance.
Keep your alt persona separate from private life
Protect your alt identity by checking the connections between public profiles, personal contact details and recurring visual clues. Use separate credentials and review account recovery, permissions and shared files. Before each release, inspect the final export and its background so the privacy decision applies to the material people will actually see.
Keep the promise behind your alt subscription
Retention begins with delivering the alt content and schedule people subscribed to receive. Use a clear welcome, accurate descriptions and consistent follow-through on purchases. Review recurring questions and subscriber feedback alongside renewal data, then address the point where expectations and delivery differ before adding more offers to the account.
Run fan chat without losing your alt voice
Prepare a chat guide covering your alt voice, current offers, prices and subjects that require your approval. Give the team only the access needed for its work. Review actual replies and unfinished orders, then update the shared instructions whenever your content plan, availability or boundaries change.
Calculate the cost of alt agency support
Bunny Agency’s revenue share is 25–50%, depending on the services agreed for your alt account. Ask which revenue figure the percentage applies to and whether editing, advertising or other costs are additional. Include your own production time when comparing offers, and agree how refunds and final settlement will be handled.
Build a calendar around your alt production process
Build your alt calendar from recurring themes, available outfits and sets, production time and the subscription promise. Assign separate stages for shooting, editing, approval and publication. Keep approved reserve material, and update promotion when a release moves, so the schedule remains usable when your creative week changes.
Prepare your alt agency application
Prepare your public profiles, creative direction, country, language and a description of the help you need. Explain your current production routine, boundaries and available account figures where relevant. Keep credentials private during the first review, and use the conversation to establish whether the proposed support fits your alt project.