According to a recent report by Newsweek, the western and southern regions of the United States dominate the top ten list of states with the most OnlyFans creators. This finding is based on data collected by BedBible, a research entity that analyzed profile information from all available accounts in the US. The analysis by BedBible ranked creators per 100,000 of the population and also looked at estimated income of OnlyFans creators.
Washington D. C. took the top spot, followed by Florida, Colorado, California, and Oregon. Other states in the top 10 include Texas, Arizona, and Alaska. The data also revealed that Washington D. C. and Nevada have the highest levels of unemployment in the US, according to the most recent seasonally adjusted data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
California and Alaska also saw unemployment rates above the national average. As noted by Dr. Hoang... a representative from BedBible, digital infrastructure is crucial for helping people feel socially connected and part of a tech economy, as manufacturing and service sector jobs are on the decline and less desirable forms of work.
Notably, a significant portion of the creators, 616 in total, were labeled as "unknown" locations, indicating that not all creators' origins are fully accounted for. The methodology for BedBible's OnlyFans study involved collecting profile information from all available accounts in the United States. For each city and state, the total number of accounts, likes... estimated income, "and median income were summed up." Newsweek revealed that the data was collected by BedBible, "who analyzed profile information from all available accounts in the US." The findings provide insight into the distribution of OnlyFans creators across the country and the economic factors that may be contributing to their growth.
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