If the creator is making money already, you would have to cover the current cost of what they are making already + the smart creators would charge for the opportunity cost of not being able to post (thereby not being able to grow any longer).
I would think most wouldn’t even accept any amount of money that wasn’t life altering. Being on social is how you display your work and connect with your audience, that’s like basically the entire lifeblood of a creator.
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I bet for creators it would be an insane amount of money more.
Oh heck yeah.
If the creator is making money already, you would have to cover the current cost of what they are making already + the smart creators would charge for the opportunity cost of not being able to post (thereby not being able to grow any longer).
I would think most wouldn’t even accept any amount of money that wasn’t life altering. Being on social is how you display your work and connect with your audience, that’s like basically the entire lifeblood of a creator.
Humans are social creatures that invented the most optimized social tools known yet. We have surpassed what would be considered normal amounts of “social activity” when the entire world is available to reach out to all the time