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Your probably correct, none of these solutions in this thread could actually beat the advertising model even if that isn't profitable for them and trying them i
by kmnc 11y ago
Your probably correct, none of these solutions in this thread could actually beat the advertising model even if that isn't profitable for them and trying them isn't worth the risk. It just seems weird to me that twitter basically owns the fanclub for every celebrity in the world and can't monetize access.
- coldtea 11y ago>It just seems weird to me that twitter basically owns the fanclub for every celebrity in the world and can't monetize access. I think the problem is they don't own the fanclub. Only part of it. Fans also go to: the artist's webpage, the artists YouTube channel (or YT in general), the artist's Facebook, and places like Spotify, Apple Music etc, even places like Reddit for AMA, news sites for interviews, etc. If Twitter had managed to create and provide a full blown artist/entity "fanclub" experience they would probably fare much better. Just seeing artists "tweets" wont cut it.