DAOs (Decentralized Autonomous Organizations) can be a great way to build and empower your community. This article is a quick guide of what they are, their benefits, and how it can be a tool for Content Creators. For starters, a DAO is a business owned by its own community members…

The most common way to measure someone’s success today is by looking at their number of followers on social media, at how many likes or how many comments they get in every picture, post, or tweet. …

Web3 allows Content Creators to regain control over their work and their communities, and staking can be a tool for that. I know what you are probably thinking. “Oh great, not another crypto term!”. But the truth is, if you’re considering investing in crypto, this is a term you can’t…

Currently, there are a few ways to support your favorite artists and creators, based on Web2. Patreon, Kickstarter, Ko-Fi, Indiegogo are just a few examples of crowdfunding platforms where you can donate to someone that is doing something that you like. In some of them, you can even buy a…

Artists have always had to come up with new ways to get their work known by more people so they could maintain themselves, even if that meant at a minimal level for smaller artists. …

In our previous Medium article, we described the importance of YouTube as a revolutionary (and even democratic) way to share ideas and monetize them, as well as the opportunity it gives to build a loyal and dedicated community. We also presented YouTube’s limitations, including the difficulty for smaller and amateur…

INTRODUCTION YouTube has been a game changer for Content Creators in every field of knowledge and has changed the way in which we communicate and collaborate, since it allows people to make a living out of it. However, Creators have to adapt their content to YouTube’s rules and guidelines, which…