ScreamingMidget
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- Mar 17, 2013
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So I run an educational Twitter account (over 3 million followers), which tweets out knowledge, and facts about pretty much every subject on the planet.
I do pretty well with blog posts and Adsense, but I wonder whether something such as Patreon could work even better? I don't want to rely on Adsense, and think a guaranteed monthly payment from subscribers is safer.
I'd charge the bottom monthly price so most people could afford it.
The incentives would be:
1. A new unique article each day (I'd simply outsource this and get a shit hot writer to research and write).
2. Providing their account is interesting and offers something to my followers, I'd follow them.
The only real downside I see is that people can research and learn things over the Internet. This is why I've thrown in the 'follow' incentive. When I follow accounts, that account gains new followers from that alone. Presumably because people think if I follow it must be also worth following.
I do pretty well with blog posts and Adsense, but I wonder whether something such as Patreon could work even better? I don't want to rely on Adsense, and think a guaranteed monthly payment from subscribers is safer.
I'd charge the bottom monthly price so most people could afford it.
The incentives would be:
1. A new unique article each day (I'd simply outsource this and get a shit hot writer to research and write).
2. Providing their account is interesting and offers something to my followers, I'd follow them.
The only real downside I see is that people can research and learn things over the Internet. This is why I've thrown in the 'follow' incentive. When I follow accounts, that account gains new followers from that alone. Presumably because people think if I follow it must be also worth following.