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How Content Creators Maximise a Very Short Career

4 key aspects that content creators need to succeed within a short time.

James Song

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The Difference Between Creators and Influencers.

Can you tell the difference? From business models, content niches to the tools they use.

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Creator EconomyCreator Economy

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How Does Collaboration Work in the Creator Economy?

Art Inspires Art. From bucket hats and a german footballer to a group of boys from London.

James Song

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Does the Subscription Model Work for Creators?

Instagram edition. Exciting personal announcement at the end of this article…

James Song

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How I Make Money as an Artist

... and how you can too as a creative!

James Song

CreativityCreativity

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The Death of Tiktok and the Renaissance of Creativity.

*the death of Tikok in the US. More below on what this means...

James Song

StartupsStartups

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A Complete Overview of The Creator Economy in Brazil

We spoke to Brazil's leading investors and founders. Here's what you need to know...

James Song

Leticia Doniak

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How Does Money Flow in the Creator Economy? (Part 2 - Creator Perspective)

Being a successful creator requires the same soft skills and business acumen as any successful entrepreneur.

James Song

AgenciesAgencies

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How Does Money Flow in the Creator Economy? (Part 1)

Today there are 300 million creators creating $250 billion worth of value.

James Song

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How to Secure Your First Brand Partnership as a Creator

This is how I got my first brand partnership on Instagram.

James Song

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Toothbrushes and Fried Chicken.

New Business Models for Creators.

James Song

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What Does the Creator Economy Mean in 2024?

I define the Creator Economy as everything that allows content creators to share and monetise their work. Charlie Chaplin and Ross from Friends were also content creators... But the difference is: now creators own their work, audience and revenue streams.

James Song