Is The Creator Economy Dead? It’s Time To Ask These Hard Questions…

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With more and more people starting content based businesses - blogs, podcasts, and KZbin channels, it's time to ask ourselves - is the creator economy finally starting to slow down? Is the landscape simply too competitive today, and can you still make money starting a creator business?
While attention is harder to come by than ever, I think there's still a lot of opportunity to be found. Let's look over these questions in this video!
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[@NikosKatsikanis]

Gd one

[@JamesMcAllister]

Thanks Nikos!

[@samirsvirtualworld]

I looked at your website, and it seems to cover multiple unrelated topics...Are you doing that because this site has overall higher authority and is under your " name brand".. is that working better than making a new niche site for each topic?

[@JamesMcAllister]

That was how I went about it before, yeah. Though usually, I'm a bit more focused while still being relatively broad. For example, I have a parenting site that started out focusing on just babies aged 0-2, but now covers pregnancy and toddler ages as well. And, a site aimed towards musicians that covers several different instruments, even though each one could certainly be its own website. That being said, the site you looked at is currently getting hammered hard by the Google reviews update, so it might not be the best example of what to do hahaha...

[@samirsvirtualworld]

@@JamesMcAllister did it effect views across the board or just certain topics?