AIM — Adult Industry Movement

Institutional Creator Development & Media Infrastructure

I. Creator Admission & Vetting Protocol

AIM operates on a restricted-admission model.
Acceptance is determined through a multi-stage vetting process.

Stage 1 — Preliminary Screening

Applicants must submit:

• Full legal identity (government-issued ID required)

• Verified proof of age (18+; enhanced age verification required)

• Complete digital footprint disclosure

• Prior content experience & platform history

• Declared financial objectives & timeline

• Risk profile assessment

Failure at this stage results in automatic rejection.

Stage 2 — Compliance & Risk Assessment

Applicants undergo:

• Identity & background verification

• Fraud & impersonation screening

• Platform compliance audit

• Legal exposure & jurisdictional risk review

• Behavioral & professionalism assessment

Stage 3 — Strategic Alignment Review

Senior AIM analysts evaluate:

• Market viability of creator brand

• Monetization potential

• Growth scalability

• Long-term asset value

Only candidates with demonstrable commercial potential proceed.

II. Creator Obligations & Performance Covenants

Creators admitted into AIM enter into binding performance covenants:

• Minimum content production quotas

• Mandatory campaign participation

• Continuous brand compliance

• Full execution of AIM’s growth directives

• Monthly performance reporting

• Quarterly operational reviews

Non-performance triggers corrective action, probation, or termination.

III. Compliance & Legal Infrastructure

AIM enforces strict governance under:

• Federal, state, and international law

• 18 U.S.C. §2257 & record-keeping protocols

• Performer consent & documentation systems

• Data protection & privacy frameworks

• Platform content governance standards

• Anti-exploitation & coercion safeguards

All creators must pass AIM’s compliance certification and annual recertification.

IV. Revenue Architecture & Partnership Economics

AIM operates on a tiered performance partnership structure:

• Revenue participation adjusts by growth tier

• Performance thresholds unlock expanded services

• Compensation is linked to verified revenue

• Creator ownership of brand & IP remains absolute

• All agreements are time-bound, audited, and enforceable

AIM only scales when creators scale.

V. The AIM Growth Engine — $100,000 Performance Target

Every qualified creator is enrolled in a 12-month growth framework engineered to generate no less than $100,000 in combined revenue across monetization channels:

• Meta ecosystem

• X ecosystem

• Snapchat ecosystem

• Subscription & premium content platforms

• Direct-to-consumer sales funnels

This target is produced through:

1. High-velocity audience acquisition

2. Conversion optimization systems

3. Revenue per follower maximization

4. Content asset compounding

Creators who fully comply with AIM’s operational framework are projected to reach six-figure annual revenue within the first year.

VI. Operational Governance & Oversight

Each creator is assigned:

• A Growth Director

• A Compliance Officer

• A Content Operations Manager

• A Revenue Optimization Analyst

Monthly audits.
Quarterly performance tribunals.
Continuous optimization cycles.

VII. Lifecycle Development Model

Phase I — Structural Foundation
Phase II — Market Expansion
Phase III — Revenue Optimization
Phase IV — Enterprise Monetization
Phase V — Brand Legacy & Asset Leverage

VIII. AIM Institutional Mission

AIM exists to formalize, professionalize, and scale the adult creator economy into a legitimate media asset class.

We do not manage creators.
We construct commercial enterprises.