Backstories are very important because buyers seek connection. They want to feel wanted and understood when they talk to your model, and they want their fantasies to come to life. Your backstory should perfectly align with the niche you've chosen.

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Example

I’ve chosen the “Country Girl” niche. Your content strategy should focus on activities and settings that genuinely reflect your theme.

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If you’re having trouble coming up with a backstory that fits your niche, grab a piece of paper, think of a name for your model, and brainstorm what girls in that niche typically do.

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Here’s what I came up with for the “Country Girl” niche:

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Name: Daisy Mae

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Daisy Backstory:

Daisy grew up on a small farm in the heart of Texas, surrounded by wide-open fields, horses, and dusty sunsets.

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She's a true country girl at heart — raised on hard work, sweet tea, and Southern charm.

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Her days were filled with horseback riding, fishing by the creek, and helping out in the garden.

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Now, she’s sharing her rustic lifestyle with the world — boots on, hat tilted, and always smiling.

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She loves the simple things: bonfires, stargazing, and good country music.

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Her content reflects her down-to-earth vibe, with a playful twist that keeps fans coming back for more.

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Sweet, flirty, and just a little wild — Daisy’s the small-town girl you can’t forget.