If you’re a creator tooling company whose GTM is primarily focused on getting big creators with large existing audiences onto your platform, you’re gonna lose.

Because our new algorithm favors large Farcaster profiles, @coopahtroopa.eth is literally doing more views on @drakula than on TikTok right now

The power of a single social graph!

👷 Building @interestedfyi (interested.fyi) to help people get /jobs 👔  🟪 #39 + 76  ⏪Prev. @ConsenSysMesh🦇🔊  Class of ’17 🤠

Just quote cast it next time lol.

https://warpcast.com/alexmasmej.eth/0x40dd1c1f

cma.xyz. Founder /paragraph, previously at Google and Coinbase

I’d love to see the numbers on it. If I had to guess, the ROI was fairly low. 

Their strategy over the last year points to a renewed focus on “Substack-native” creators who built/are building their audiences from the ground up on the platform.

This worked a bit for Substack at the start

building @yup

try crossposting to farcaster and twitter at yup.io . join /yup 

I don’t think many tools are missing, tbh. I think being a creator is hard and these companies should be focused on helping their creators grow natively, not attracting creators who’ve already “won.”

have any recs for those creating creator tools? what features/tools are you missing?