I liked how this article described about monetization approaches and compared with other options (like Blendle). Any kind of content - be it writing or TV shows

I liked how this article described about monetization approaches and compared with other options (like Blendle). Any kind of content - be it writing or TV shows or movies - will remain tough to sell individually because nobody wants to spend their entire pay check on all these. Only some kind of aggregation and advertising (consumer money flowing back to producing content without the consumers realizing it or directly paying for it) have proven to work somewhat well. I'd be interested in ad-free and ad-tracking-free options that provide more of a buffet kind of system than an à la carte option (the latter is what Blendle is trying with micropayments that don't actually look micro enough). But scaling this with millions or billions of customers to reduce base costs is not easy, especially for written content, compared to TV shows or movies (like what Netflix, Amazon and others are doing).