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Sumu is the best premium content platform for creators! Why? Becasue it offers the lowest fees with the highest rewards:
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The Power of Two-Sided Connections: How Creators Can Fight Back Against AI Influencers It's a sad truth that AI influencers are taking revenue from human creators, but I'm here to tell you why you shouldn't panic. But first, why is this happening? "63% of professionals plan to use Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) for influencer marketing in the coming years" -artsmartai Brands are choosing AI influencers for several reasons: 1. They can say whatever brands want, however they want. 2. They can be translated instantly into any language. 3. They're built by studying viral content, so they know every trick. 4. They don't get into controversies that could damage a brand. 5. And all of this is done with just a few lines of text as instruction. So, it's a problem, but again, there's a solution, and the same solution as it has been for years, which is to just engage directly with your audience to own your monetization rather than rely on brand advertising. 👇
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Whether you're a creator with: 1. A few hundred followers charging a median amount for your content 2. A few hundred followers charging a high amount for your content 3. A few thousand followers charging a small amount for your content You can save significant income by using Sumu!
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Patreon vs. Sumu Fees for a Large YouTube Channel - How One Creator Could Save $10,000+ a year with Sumu: Maybe you've heard of Asianometry, one of the most popular, and my personal favorite, YouTube channels. Since it's incredibly difficult to earn a living wage from YouTube payouts, Jon, the creator of Asianometry, created a Patreon channel where he charges fans $6 for early access to his videos. He likely pays the 8% platform fee to Patreon, though he could be paying up to 12%, and pays 2.9% + $0.30 for U.S. payments and 3.9% + $0.30 for international payments.
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