Boost had the pleasure of sponsoring the first-ever farmers market in the metaverse AKA MetaMarket on Sunday, March 13th in Gather. The success of MetaMarket was the result of the hard work from MetaMarket’s founders Josh Liss, Tyler Fisher, and Andrea Popova. As a company that believes in redefining boundaries…

“Good things come in small packages” or should that be rephrased to QR codes? Bad jokes aside, QR codes are everywhere, and this little square box has received an incredible amount of attention — especially since the Coinbase Superbowl ad. At one point, QR codes could’ve been classified as an…

DM Sara on Twitter and Instagram about trends you want to talk about. Who knows, maybe you’ll end up in Glossy Pop 🤩 Sara Spruch-Feiner is a Senior Reporter at Glossy and the force behind Glossy Pop, a vertical that dives deep on the beauty & fashion trends that influence…

Because predicting 2022 was so last year. — In honor of the new year, Boost does not want to predict what the year ahead looks like because that post should’ve come out a few weeks ago. I guess we missed the bus on that one…oops🤭! All joking aside, we are a forward-thinking company that thinks years and years…

Becca Sherman is the co-founder and COO of WorkWeek, a new media company that puts creators first. …

Jason Wong is a multi-talented CEO and founder. He’s a brand-building expert who has consulted with Fortune 500 companies like Adidas & Coca-Cola and founded the ultra-fine, stick-on eyelash company Doe Lashes with $500 and grew it to a $15M company. …

Follow @claytonchambrs and @sprezza_ on Twitter. What inspired you to create Sprezza? I started Sprezza as a creative outlet during the pandemic. It emerged when I needed something to work on that felt like a hobby and not like “work.” Without knowing it from the start, Sprezza evolved into something I’m deeply passionate about, which is…

Exclusivity is multi-faceted and humans desire to have access to something that’s scarce or limited is a major psychological tool that can propel the creator economy forward. Gad Allon (Director of the Management & Tech program at Wharton) posted about the power of the priority queue, and it got us…

This June the Supreme Court made a groundbreaking decision that forced the NCAA to finally allow college athletes to “strike endorsement deals, profit off their social media accounts, sell autographs and otherwise make money from their names, images, and likenesses,” according to the NYT. …