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Had to ask the same to the woke caster community. What's an example of people paying for curation (vs. creation)? The best answer I saw was "museums" https://i.imgur.com/NDRFegv.png
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substack newsletters where the writer becomes a curator
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Movie Theatre
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private education (or any education that costs $)
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Any application that provides content. Inadvertently you are paying for indirect personalized curation from platforms like Spotify and Netflix
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Are.na
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Anyone buying books or online courses from bloggers who make the content available for free If you bought Atomic Habits (and millions did), you’re paying for curation
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Marketplaces People pay Airbnb, Uber, Ebay, Etsy, Etc. for curation of goods and services created by someone else.
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Wine clubs, subscription to coffee beans, etc. I'm sure there are more examples in the gourmet space. My dad used to have a wine club subscription, they sent him a couple bottles every month along with a story of why they picked them.
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Things that spring to mind: Most kinds of events (conferences, festivals) Streaming services (curating content) Luxury trips and experiences
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Personal shoppers / Interior designers / Personal trainers Coursera? Raya and other exclusive dating services
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Yeah depends how meta you go. Ppl pay for curation of food at restaurants for example
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Paying for streaming services in some ways amounts to this in my understanding.. The curated playlists that are updated on the major streaming services are a form of paying for curation if the users return to these playlists often.
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To add to the ones already mentioned I’d say recruiting/expert finder type services are a good one. Eg Alphasites/GLG are just curating experts for consulting calls.
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My newsletter: https://threetimeswiser.substack.com/ β€œThree Times Wiser is a newsletter about big ideas, mental models, brain bugs, and principles of wise thinking. In a world of too much, selecting, and finding is valuable. In the context of excess, curation makes sense of the world.”
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magazines/short essay compilations/etc (collection of writing) spotify/pandora (specifically for the recommendations feature) matchmakers recruiters, colleges paying for admissions officers personal stylists
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restaurants?
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department stores
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What about online radio community subscriptions? Niche communities, but NTS and Worldwide FM are/were making it work… Maybe you’re getting more from it than purely curation, but equally all that music is available elsewhere… so it’s not solely about availability.
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