It's alive!
I did spend a lot of time talking about this stuff though. I should have just got you to write it.
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It's alive!
I did spend a lot of time talking about this stuff though. I should have just got you to write it.
Yeah you have for sure. Me too for that matter - one day, people will act on it - one day.
Creating awareness of an important element often overlooked or misunderstood is people acting on it.
The platform needed to attract creators of a product but I believe the way that was executed attracted a market of amateurs wanting to get paid for writing status messages. Of course that made it easier for those producing a wide range of actual content to succeed, but meant far too many felt like failures. I think it's impossible to 'fail' as a consumer and firmly believe that market would stick around enjoying the 'product' while more determined creators show up, since they typically follow the money and require eyes.
When I see content I don't enjoy attracting attention, I'm happy, because in this arena, we're all on the same team, provided we somehow attract paying/invested consumers.
This business model is quite new and innovative. A lot of folks don't get it. Attracting those who do get it can be as simple as an honest advertisement.
Perhaps this is why passive entertainment is so popular.
I think that there should be an SPS proposal that is used for at least some level of professional advertising people to see what they can do. It is great that we can all have a go, but a coordinated attempt by those in the know might be a kick in the right direction.
I agree. Not many will take the artist often trying to write jokes seriously. If I bring it up, the ideas gather momentum for about a day or two and then society's short attention span kicks in, plus by the next day I'm already focusing on my own work. It'll take a dedicated team of qualified experts to bring this all to light.
Offering consumers perks is quite common, yet not so much in the entertainment industry. It's all about burning your money as a consumer in this world, until the potential here is realized. Creating high demand for a cryptocurrency is often what most tokens fail at doing. They depend on hype, tricks, and gimmicks. Tap into those billions the entertainment world generates and it's a game changer for crypto as well.
There's so much more here than blog posts. The games and damn near everything else benefit from attracting consumers. The consumers become the small investors but as a group they're massive. Even this tiny handful of active investors now would benefit, plus future large investors who would want in on the action. So much potential there.
I told you. I could talk about this all day.
And this will splash over the entire market and push out to all kinds of use cases.
rant ;D