What’s a meaningful perk to a fan?

It was easy to tell at our most recent It’s The Ship in South Korea.

Witnessing the results of a @allaccessio perk at the event.

https://youtu.be/i4CkVu45CC8?si=eG7XzPvul0khMdx5

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All Access Anonymous is on a mission to bring live experiences on-chain, unlocking the power of fan communities & reward them with Real-World Experiences (RWEs)

I share my 10-year journey in live entertainment & as an entrepreneur, and why I believe that #web3 will reshape the experience economy of the future.

At this year's It's The Ship we had a fan interviewing the artists. 

Yes, that’s right. They were in charge of interviewing the performers for content.

Why was this a good idea?

Because it means a lot to the fan who won this perk.

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It was their one shot to chat to all the people they admire, to ask them interesting questions, to find out everything they want to know. 

They obviously did an amazing job because the incentives were aligned. 

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It’s very different when it’s someone’s job and when it’s an experience. 

They’ll never forget this experience and we want to create many more like it. 

Having the infrastructure in place makes creating experiences like these easy.

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We know the fans want them. 

And so we’re going to give it to them.

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The whole point of All Access is to give fans unique experiences and to get them to engage on a deeper level with the events and the performers. 

These artists and events mean a lot to the fans, so creating a platform that enhances their experience is motivating.

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