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🔴 How a college club became a $2M+ creator business

Dylan Huey turned USC’s creator club into a national network, then built a seven-figure business spanning creator marketing, talent management, and more.

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🔴 It’s not your video anymore

A dive into the second life of a video about permission and property — how relevant are those concepts on the social internet?

Newsletterist

🔴 How a data analyst became a premium B2B media partner

A viral LinkedIn post turned a data analyst into a creator that brands like IBM, Microsoft, and OpenAI pay top dollar explain their products.

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🔴 How four knowledge creators make money

A working curriculum on how to turn your expertise into revenue.

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🔴 He bootstrapped his newsletter to eight-figure revenue

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.

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Essay

🔴 It’s not your video anymore

A dive into the second life of a video about permission and property — how relevant are those concepts on the social internet?

Essay

🔴 How four knowledge creators make money

A working curriculum on how to turn your expertise into revenue.

Essay

🔴 Getting paid (and paying) to learn creator skills

Three compelling creator-education programs, from a news organization, a non-profit, and a group of skilled marketers

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🔴 How a data analyst became a premium B2B media partner

A viral LinkedIn post turned a data analyst into a creator that brands like IBM, Microsoft, and OpenAI pay top dollar explain their products.

Profile

🔴 He bootstrapped his newsletter to eight-figure revenue

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.

Profile

🔴 On getting more out of creator events

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.