The Creator Economy
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The Creator Economy
One of the most significant trends in web3 is the re-imagining of fandom: the blurring of lines between fan and creator, between canon and “fanon,” and how fan labor is funded and rewarded.
Li Jintwitter.comSageSpot
sagespot.com
Creator-Led Brands by Safwaan Kay
youtube.com
Though “Breaking Points” makes some money from podcast and YouTube ads, the bulk of the revenue comes from a premium-subscription model. If you subscribe at a cost of ten dollars a month, or a hundred dollars for a full year, you gain access to an uncut version of each episode, free of ads, in both audio and video formats.
Cal Newport • The Rise of the Internet’s Creative Middle Class
Bunches
bunches.app
Much of the pleasure of “generating content” — whether through a machine or by some other means, about oneself or about other things or about other things as a way to signify oneself — is in imagining that someone else might also want it. The content is not just for you to consume but to anchor shared experience, or at least allow us to imagine its... See more
Rob Horning • Practico-inertia
Squarespace - Domain Not Claimed
popshoplive.com
Bonfire
bonfire.xyz
web3 websites for creators to engage with fans