About time: this is just the beginning of a massive trend across social networks.
And it all adds up.
That means a lot of creators and users are not going to ‘like’ it, eventually.
It presents a whole new world of possibilities on how we will consume content online
One would assume that the content that has most reach is generally high quality, but that’s mostly not the case at scale.
But more 'reach' is dopamine.
Agencies pay creators. Everyone is happy.
Until time passes, and you have to let go of what you love to create what will work on the network.
The ability to ‘share what you know’ started with ‘ad-funded’ large social media businesses a decade back.
However, now it’s possible to go direct.
Users are lost in the swarm of great, good and garbage content.
So much so, that they will pay for structured content if it moves a needle in their life.
1) Large ad-driven media companies that will become huge freemium offerings technically.
Most creators will use these to market their premium offerings.
Think @Facebook @YouTube @instagram @Twitter
Expect paying a huge premium to creators for staying. Maybe 'CSOPs'
@unacademy @gauravmunjal have set benchmarks here globally from India 🙏
@david_perell @dvassallo @lennysan are already using platforms such as @gumroad @SubstackInc to grow direct
cc @shl @ljin18
Every person can be a media business, an educational institute, a concert company, an academy and what not..
Musings that keep us awake at night @clubairblack !
