Haliey Welch once said she would “spit on that thang” and went incredibly viral. Many expected her 15 minutes of fame to die out, but she continued to flourish.
Last year, it started to decline somewhat, so she made an announcement. The Tennessee native announced she had joined a premium subscription site. Welch joined Fanfix, a subscription-based fan site that allows creators to interact with their followers.
Not as active on regular sites, she has put her content behind a paywall. That is what she promoted this week to show fans that she was still around.
On her Instagram story, Haliey Welch posted herself in a bikini top with a Santa hat. Just below her picture was a link to her subscription site. It added hearts and fire emojis. As of this writing, Welch has over 359 posts.
Welch earned a highly coveted spot among TIME Magazine’s Top 100 Creators of the Year. However, the launch of a memecoin caused a wave of backlash against her.
In an era when viral fame can vanish quickly, Haliey Welch faced a dilemma. She needed to transform overnight internet stardom into a sustainable career. Enter Fanfix, a platform that’s rewriting the rules of the creator economy.
Welch, widely known as the Hawk Tuah Girl, announced that she would be joining the subscription site Fanfix.
Fanfix, unlike OF, does not allow sexually explicit content. Unfortunately, and fortunately, not many users will be aware of that. Welch is banking on it. For $9.99 a month, fans can get 25 complimentary messages from her. They will also get access to livestreams and to exclusive content.
For $15.00 per month, you can send up to 40 messages and receive a one-on-one session. You also get access to all posts with an included 10% discount. If you want to shell out $100 a month to Haliey Welch, you get the best of the best. The messages are unlimited, and you get one-on-one sessions. You can also unlock wall content, with a few exclusions, for 50% off.
With that price, you get exclusive access to see all new content first, as well as the opportunity to submit custom requests. What a deal! LOL!
