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An inspiration engine for ideas
What’s currently missing in the creator economy is often a close consideration of genre, and the implicit value propositions that users derive from it. In the traditional media world, you can look at a movie trailer for a comedy and easily understand the value proposition is that you’re going to have fun and laugh. You can walk into the business se... See more
Nathan Baschez • What’s Next for Creator Platforms? Learning to Sell
Ev Williams
@evwilliams
“It’s easier to piss people off and get attention; it’s a lot harder to do good and get attention.“ – MrBeast on the unfortunate incentive structure of the internet
Jimmy Donaldson (Mr Beast) • MrBeast: 'I Obsess Every Second of Every Day Until I Have a Mental Breakdown' - With Hasan Minhaj
But the challenges facing online creators today derive from playing a repeated game, not a single one. It’s not enough to make one good hit: you have to keep making content to stay relevant.
Nadia • 22: Working in Public
“human-powered discovery engine for interestingness.”
Maria Popova • Maria Popova — Cartographer of Meaning in a Digital Age
[No points 4-6)
Jason Shah • A product manager’s guide to web3
Ben Pieratt
pieratt.com
The Chris Rock I see on TV is hilarious, flawless. The Chris Rock that performs in dozens of small clubs each year is just OK. That is by design.