... influencers Links to their social profiles, preview images, and content recs Sortable tags it's all human tagged, but i'm not so confident about the tags itself - maybe need more specified ones..? Price comparison of their exclusive content (Patreon, Fanvue, etc.) Instead of scattered link-in-bio pages (like Beacons or littly)for each influencer, I wanted one place where you could explore AI girls and compare what they offer. This is still a very early ...

... your community and share your knowledge in a closed circle (and in some cases sell memberships). The list is according to my preferences, so the platforms I use the most are at the top. Slack Discord WhatsApp groups (or alternatives Signal, Telegram) Skool Circle Patreon

... created a list of 10 platforms where you can showcase your service or product and start earning... cha-ching! 1. Passionfroot.me 2. Buymeacoffee.com 3. Stripe.com 4. Gumroad.com 5. Patreon.com 6. HeroHero.co 7. Ko-fi.com 8. Amazon.com 9. Etsy.com 10. Fiverr.com We can earn money without a need to go outside so this is the outcome of this era. Happy money-making, guys! Comment from Shokat Ali(@deleted-7428734): Thanks for the list. It is really very helpful. Comment from Benjamin Bekken ... ... easy to get started and for people to start using our products. Comment from D. Ferencha(@d_ferencha): Great info! I reorderd your list according to Alexa traffic rank: 1. Amazon.com (9) 2. Etsy.com (68) 3. Fiverr.com (114) 4. Patreon.com

... seen something like this on Github where developers/organizations sponsor other developers to contribute to open source projects. It is like rewarding the coder for doing the open source community work. There is also a similar like model on patreon where edu-creators create content in several niches and viewers should subscribe to see all those videos. It is more like betting on a person rather than on a specific content/product. What if the same business model was applied ...

... everybody, I am interested in building products that works as a medium to present content for training professionals, content-creators, and story-tellers. Now I am searching for alternative ways to make paid-content engaging for the audience, especially for the subscription-based email deliveries. If you are offering your content through a monetization platform, like Substack, or getting paid through Patreon

... working on a product that allows companies to sponsor open source projects. It's different from GitHub sponsors, Patreon, etc in that the developer: 1. Puts a link in their readme 2. Approves sponsors messages 3. The sponsorship message shows up to users (sponsors pay based on CPM) In short, it's an extremely curated ad network that still gives the open-source developer full control over who and what is displayed on their readme, but allows them to monetize ...

... makers! Connor here. I run a podcast/interview series called "The Orbit" in which I interview web-based creatives who run their own small businesses online. Through a combination of YouTube, Instagram, Patreon, and e-storefronts, they are able to turn their hobbies into their professions, bringing in thousands of dollars a month across various platforms. All of this sounded a bit "too good to be true", so I started asking questions and learned that these folks are, in truth, doing ...