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I feel supported by the team running this community. (Likert scale)

So to find a supply-side that fits the mold we’re looking for, seek out markets that have fragmented supply, but are also polygamous. Babysitting, for example, would not be a good sector because people in that market generally have monogamous relationships — families often have one babysitter, and their switching cost is incredibly high.

Content development is often a solo endeavor, but it shouldn’t have to be. Through combined creativity, resources, and distribution, collaborations offer tremendous options for creators to progress. But historically ‘collabs’ have relied on solely goodwill and been precluded by issues with trust, incentive alignment, and payments.

A friend at Stripe recently suggested – half-jokingly – that we should hire a librarian to organize all our internal data and documentation.

But there's a lot of overhead to creating and maintaining that network; GLG has to find people, vet their expertise, and, in recent years, find a way to ensure that people don't share information they shouldn't. The expert network business has gone through two booms: GLG started in 1998, with an original model of publishing deeply researched indust... See more