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trying to sound smart /doingnumbers

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.

It’s often more important who follows you than how many

Building Higher apparel at High Line 🧢 
Host at /clickcast /cpg || Husband to @shiwen

💯 A well-curated audience is essential to success.

Devotional polytheist living a monastic lifestyle centered on curiosity, simplicity, and joy.  Exploring the intersection of technology and spirituality.