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5 MVPs of now BILLION dollar companies: Dropbox, Zappos, Airbnb, Groupon, and Twitter The Dropbox MVP was a video that showed how the product WOULD work (they hadn't built

Common sentiment is that "audience-first" is the correct approach: Create content, gain attention, build something for your new audience, sell it, and celebrate your new found success.But if you're starting

As the creator economy matures, more creators are finding new ways to fund their work and go full-time. Here are the 3 models of creator monetization 1. Third-party funded

The Secret to 100,000+ Subscribers:Ali guarantee's this simple formula will change your life...1. Create content that your audience finds valuable2. Publish 1-2 times per week3. Do this for 2 yearsDo

"I really want to start a side hustle / become a creator / earn income online... But first I need to learn more about [topic]... Then I need to research

10 years ago, pre-recorded video and asynchronous leaning was the pinnacle of online learning. But in 2021 and beyond, is this really the best we can do? The typical

Every product is different. Every price point is different. But the underlying principles remain the same. Consider these pricing psychology concepts when creating your pricing strategy Comparison effectPeople

Trend: • @Shopify Shop• @gumroad Discover• @SubstackInc Reader• @Patreon search• @teachable DiscoverWhy are creator-first companies exploring marketplaces?Storytime in In 2009, Udemy created a course marketplace. They built a suc

The Compounding CreatorHow one creator made $1,332,400 across 6 revenue streams in 2020: $135k - Ads $177k - Affiliates $182k - Sponsorships $470k - Self-paced courses $295k - Cohort-based course

Creator economy reading list As we kick off 2021, here's a roundup of my favorite Creator Economy / Passion Economy reads from 2020, covering:• State of the market• State of

Thinking of starting a Substack? Read this first As someone working in the creator economy space, I love the movement that Substack started.They mainstreamed paying for independent writing, and

How can creators stand out from the crowd in the modern attention economy? Here's one way to do it: In 2017, the relatively unknown @MrBeastYT sat down and counted from

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