Or is it just simply a matter of choosing an area of interest, posting regularly on Swell, making some of the content premium available via subscription? And I found it quite interesting, of note that Swell had put up examples there of what it would take to make $50,000 a year, and you would need 3000 subscribers at 199 a month, versus other platforms needing much more engaged, much higher numbers of subscriptions
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 1:54
Hey, Greg, I just wanted to jump in here, and I hope more people do. One of the things I think is interesting about social platforms in general is that people have been enjoying them and giving away great stories and great IP for 20 Learn Now. And the subscription model enables us to value some of our content to the extent that we ask people to give a little to listen and support what you want to say and what you do
Greg Dickson
@ElasticBD · 0:22
You. There's no doubt that that's a different paradigm, a different way to think about things. So is this basically like a tip? There's no special channel or subscriber, only content? I can't quite figure that part out
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Greg Dickson
@ElasticBD · 1:35
Hey, Deb. I appreciate you leaving a message. I was just looking over one of my challenges with Swell is that I love the community and the interaction, but I also need to be able to repurpose the content. And I can create a link back to the Swell app. I create a video. I can't embed a player for an entire episode, whereas using a podcast tool, I can. So that really unfortunate
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 0:22
Hey, Greg. I'm linking the Widget page on Swell Life to you so that you can learn how to create a widget to embed. It could be a widget for a specific episode or for your entire Swellcast. You have the option, and it shows you how to do that. Let me know if this helps. Thanks
