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narrative violation: imo there is enough people to build an independent business on farcaster *today* at 50k daily active users on the network, you have enough people to market to you probably need only around 1k customers to replace your job and go full time, which is just 2% of people who open warpcast DAILY how to get there: 1. charge too much and too early. i know, it sucks — id love supercast to be free, be open source etc. i have many people telling me i will fail (huge lmao) bc there is no free plan and price is too high. fuck the haters (99% are forever wagecucks anyway) and make money 2. lean into farcaster trends. people are very tribal here and vibe matters a lot. it doesn't mean that you should build your whole product around degen, moxie or higher but integrating these tokens definitely drives more customers 3. post more often — at least 3 posts a day. spend 1h a day just writing and replying, schedule posts with supercast and have your posts go live without losing focus gg ez

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There's this myth that you have to have a huge audience to make a living online. You don't. "Make a living" is relative, if you need less money, you can do it on a smaller audience and scale up as you get better at it. Which is what I've done. With a core audience of about 150 people, a wider less-engaged following of about 5000, I've lived off of what I've made making my quirky content for a decade now - and even went full pay what you can/donation/tips in 2019 with a strategy of regular high-engagement tippable posts with everything else just being whatever I feel like talking about. My audience bought me a house in 2020, and I've paid the bills, rescued and rehome a bunch of cats, and continue to improve my life on that income. But you have to be strategic. And determined. You have to post even when no one is paying attention, and you have to be willing to connect to people on their content as well.

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Supercast can’t fail. They’re open to everyone’s feedback and deliver perfect updates every time

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Curious to know Supercast's DAU since inception When did / is it profitable already?

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If we do all 1-3, how much money do we need to make per day to be able to replace my job and go full-time? (I know it's relative, but in your opinion?) I don't think a small account like mine would be able to do it yet, but I'm sure the big accounts can replace a job.

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that last part 🎯 fc feels more like irl businesses, the community builds trust by seeing u out participating in the community can’t just come in, build to fc, never cast or meet ppl, and expect to do well

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I don't know about you, but I love being able to schedule posts in Supercast because it saves me a lot of time. Time is something you can't buy, so it's great to be able to write a post the day before and focus on work the next day.

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I agree with all of these except the first 1. Making the price as affordable as possible and giving back 50% of it has been the biggest catalyst for growth in my Farcaster "small business" - but I know that my model doesn't work for everyone. Otherwise, I agree entirely. You can most definitely build a business here today and I would even say that it's one of the best places to do so because there isnt' as much competition. It's easier to build an audience here on Farcaster than anywhere else IMO.

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Yeah you lost me with the wage cuck comment. Publicly insulting people isn’t the way to go when you want new users in your client.

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“Charge too much, too early” That’s a new one for me, but I can dig it ✊

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Key point Check usefully apo 👀👀 Ex. Supercaat , schedule This feature saves us time🫡 Price doesn't matter.

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@joshisdead.eth

Always reminding myself with a quote from Finding Dory, "Just keep swimming, just keep swimming, just keep swimming."

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Scheduling posts on Supercast is an amazing feature!

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I'm more than watching the advertisement on Instagram. Warpcasts that you pay for and use without advertisements are better.

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I agree with the points, but building a sustainable company means that it has a bus factor of greater than 0. For Supercast, the bus factor is 0. So, if (God forbid) something happens to you, business is dead. That's not sustainable!

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you lost me with the wage cucks comment ??? cmon, you give subscribe to Andrew Tate… you can’t call anyone else a cuck here bro LOL

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I struggle big time with #2 because that's just not how I operate or want my art to be seen as a gimmick. So while I charge 0.007 ETH for a monthly sub which is affordable for art, I don't fall into the trap of trends.

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That's realistic advice. I should also focus on consistent posting and actively engaging with others

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Supercasts are paid, but I think they're attractive enough to pay for. I've also written a supercast, but I think it's well worth a fee, such as being able to book a text and being used differently from warpcasts Rather, if it's free, what's the point of distinguishing between warpcast and supercast.

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