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What’s Next for Creator Platforms? Learning to Sell
on @lovable_dev , monetization, and the vibe coder economy
| these are all just notes from a 30-minute conversation i had with somebody. a fun little exercise, as you will see.
when people ask me what a hot take is, here's mine: more agent tools and ai tools should be pricing on outcomes... See more
jason liux.comThe social media platforms solved distribution but forgot monetization... Art got roped in with information that was ‘supposed to be free’. It was common for new distribution channels like Instagram, Vine, Snapchat, and TikTok to launch and even scale with no native monetization features. Most creators weren’t selling physical media like CDs or... See more
Jack Conte • How the Creator Crisis forced artists to be founders
Overall, building subscription businesses is a great way to incentive creators to make their best content. Paying for content is a signal that users trust and value content creators instead of relying on ads to pay for content creation.
Adam Keesling • Explaining a16z's Investment in Substack
Platforms are now scrambling to compete as “creator platforms”, with a lot of effort poured into ensuring that content can generate real economic value for creators, either by paying for it themselves or by helping the audience pay.