The Art of Patreon 🗽

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Quick, a quick five full reviews and short reviews a Opie part of Patreon. You do the full reviews First, get warmed up, and then you do a phone POV review and the requests at the end is a phone interview phone call. And if they want to do FaceTime that’s cool you put out you put on your mask if they wanted to FaceTime but we can just do calls we record phone calls, no, no problem. But this is why AOP is good. Because right now in the blog, you have multiple you’re using commas and that could work. But just a what like very directly like if you’re doing a review of Black Lives Matter with a Patreon Pitch attached to it. That is an interesting read for any artist because they’re going to learn about subscription economy and the membership, the monthly membership model. So that’s the goal behind Alp. It’s really to use Patreon as a lens to look at the subscription economy, much like Zoo Aurora and cn, Zoo, cn zoo is doing because that’s what we want to do. We want to be able to break down you know, the relationship between companies and customers, users or artists of all kinds and their audience, their fans, and making tightening up that relationship between the two. So that economic communication is fluid. Because you know, when you have one when you give $1 per month to a campaign or $5 A month or $10 a month, or $100 per month. If you really love it, you can afford it. That’s every month. You’re saying something to them. You’re saying I’m still here. I still love what you’re doing. Keep doing it every single month that it’s a it’s a it’s a trade. It’s a trade. This is and this is why trade at its root is it’s about equal trade. trade is about equality. capitalism and and our economy. global economy is about fairness and equality. But that’s obviously there are these there are all sorts of loopholes and they get exploited. But every single month, you’re sending them $1. To read to read, to encourage to reiterate Courage to reaffirm your relationship and every every month or every day, every week, every month, every quarter every year, they’re sending you certain things in the form of art, creativity, imagination, innovation. Communication, right. So it is this two way communication between a an artist and a fan. So it’s a one on one relationship. And the same goes for a company. If you have a company and you have customers, you have behind that company, one person who came up with the idea, or 234, at most. So you do have the artists behind every company that created this thing or the service that will make your life easier, more effective, more productive, better in certain ways, and if created something that doesn’t exist. So that is art. That is the creation of something new that is an expression of creativity and imagination and innovation. That is the inventing of new things. Right? Physically tangibly versus abstract like right now we’re creating an abstract a conversation myself and you, you are the the listener in this case, or the reader if this is transcribed. So this is this is a topic for another time, creativity, imagination, art, and how that is basically a one on one one to one relationship between two people. This isn’t a relationship between an artist and an audience. It’s a real it’s 1000 relationships between artists and each audience member. Okay, so it’s not again, it’s a it’s not one relationship between one creator and They’re enjoyers they’re their users of the art 1000 1000 users, it’s 1000 relationships. One with each of them, you know, because I’m listening to this music, at least in the beginning, but my headphones, just me and the artist. So that’s, I just want to reframe it in that way. So that’s why artists reviews and interviews being the second step, or the third step either so use phone POV use otter app, and you get you get all this done it one by one, to try and keep those phone POV videos probably short. In the beginning, at least probably These are two minute pitches, right to three minute pitches at most, where you’re looking at their page, and you’re talking about what they’ve done. Maybe you’ve got a few different points of interest. Maybe they have a documentary. You want to scrub through to get to a quote, or probably to find everything on the Instagram page, which will be nice. And then it’s a pitch, a pitch for a Patreon page and also a pitch for, Hey, can we get you for an interview? We talked about the membership model and the subscription economy and how it can set the artist free so that they don’t so that their art is not product but relationship, which is, again, the foundation of any relationship. It’s going to be the art. Communication, the idea is transferred. Maybe that’s a better word for them trade transfer. You know, you’re transferring your gift to me, I’m transferring gift to you unconditionally. Right, like I’m creating this gift for myself. First. I’m surprising myself first. And sometimes I’m surprised at what I say. Right shout out to Paul Mooney. You can go and check out the pomp Mooney video if you go and check out the playlist on YouTube or just go right to their YouTube channel actually real ar e l black one word. And there’s a there’s a couple. A couple we only watched a few but the Muhammad Ali Paul Mooney and Louis Farrakhan were pretty cool to listen to. And this is going you know, these these guys are going back we’re going it’s like a time travel. teleportation back to the 50s and 60s, and where the civil rights movement throughout and, and the real incredible struggle that that most Americans don’t understand, you know, the level of and when we could obviously never understand because we can’t be in the shoes and look through the eyes. The people who were living it and who are still living it and who have been living it for the past 400 years this this nightmare. It’s not a disadvantage its a nightmare. So Art of Patreon set the artists free artist Basic Income art BNB adopt an artist religion called out art we out

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