How Annie-Mai Hodge turned a weekly social media roundup (with a hidden fake update) into brand deals, speaking gigs, and paid work for the platforms she covers.
How physiotherapist Tayla Cannon turned 230k Instagram followers into a venture-backed software company.
Reid Pakula built IF Management’s creator division from 11 clients to 50+. Here’s what a deal is worth, and when an agent is worth 20%.
A viral LinkedIn post turned a data analyst into a creator that brands like IBM, Microsoft, and OpenAI pay top dollar explain their products.
Three-and-a-half years ago, Rowan Cheung started a newsletter off the back of a series of viral tweets. He now has around two dozen employees and the business keeps growing.
Jacques Keyser has programmed VidCons in eight cities. In today's episode, he explains what it takes to get people in a room, and what it costs.
Jack Settleman started Snapback Sports as a highlights account while in college. Today, he has 15 employees and the business is profitable with seven-figure annual revenue. He does not take a salary.
How Fernando Caralt turned an American newsletter playbook into a 156,000-subscriber Mexican media company
Taylor Craig, a former producer for CNBC and Cheddar, is the co-founder of Launch Live Now, where he's applying his television production skills to the creator economy.
Practical notes on data visualization from Amanda Shendruk, a visual journalist with over 15 years of experience at organizations including The Washington Post and Quartz.
Inside the systems, revenue streams, and short-form strategy behind Imran Mumtaz’s 1.7M-follower creator business.
The mechanics behind a 4.3M-follower entertainment network. Plus, how the clipping economy organizes and pays its workers.
