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I reached out to a creator this morning to help me produce an AI video for a project. This bro charged me ₦100k😭🙂. I won't lie, I was shocked at first. 😂 But after thinking about it, I realised something. There's serious money in the creator economy. Think about it.. there's so much to earn as a CREATOR. Someone can earn from creating videos, designing graphics, writing content, building communities, teaching skills or offering digital services. And that's just one part of it. Creators are no longer just people trying to get views and followers. They're building skills, businesses, audiences and income streams around what they know how to do. That's one of the reasons I'm paying attention to @zelene_official . ZELENE is building a Solana based creator platform around 3 simple ideas: CREATE= CONNECT=EARN. The vision is to bring content, communities and creator monetisation closer together, giving creators more ways to share their work, connect with their audience and explore opportunities to earn from their creativity. Because the creator economy isn't just about becoming popular. It's also about creating value. And there's a lot more to earn when your creativity becomes something people are willing to pay for. 👀

How many thread contests have you hopped on so far in Web3 and how many have you won?🙂

What a nice update by @X ,you can now choose whether you want to be seeing contents around you or not. Just toggle it on/off.

Sollu 'alan-Nabiyil Kareem🤍

Most newbies and even OGs in this space finds this confusing. But I explained it all perfectly here🤝. KOL, AMBASSADOR, MODERATOR, COMMUNITY MANAGER: WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE? If you're new to Web3, you've probably seen these titles everywhere mostly especially on people's bio. Sometimes, people even use them interchangeably. But they are not the same😂. This is the perfect real life example to understand each and everyone of them: Imagine a school is organising a big event, and the goal is to get people interested, attend, participate and have a good experience. Here's where each role comes in. 👇 1. KOL (Key Opinion Leader) Think of that popular student everyone listens to. Whenever such student recommend a movie, restaurant or event, people pay attention because they trust their opinions or enjoy their content..they are just basically INFLUENCERS. If that student tells their followers about the school's event, creates a video about it and encourages people to attend, they're acting like a KOL. In Web3, KOLs use their audience, influence or expertise to bring attention to projects. They can create posts, threads, reviews, videos or educational content about a project. KOLs help projects get noticed, like @BigSultan0 @meetyoshai @big_sensei @Big_khaddyy @TeaonaX 2. AMBASSADOR Now imagine a student who genuinely believes in the event and wants more people to know about it. They tell their friends, share event posters, explain what the event is about and encourage others to participate. They don't necessarily have a huge audience. They simply represent and support the event. That's what an ambassador does in Web3. They help spread a project's message, introduce people to its ecosystem, share updates, participate in campaigns and sometimes provide feedback. ★Ambassadors help projects spread their message. 3. MODERATOR Every event definitely needs someone to maintain order. Imagine someone at the entrance checking attendees, answering questions, directing people and making sure nobody causes trouble. If someone starts disturbing others, the person steps in. That's a MODERATOR. In Web3, moderators do similar things in Telegram and Discord communities. They welcome new members, answer basic questions, enforce rules, remove spam and scams, and help keep discussions healthy. ★Moderators keep the community safe and organised. 4. COMMUNITY MANAGER Now, think about the person responsible for making sure the event is successful beyond just keeping things organised. They plan activities, find ways to get people involved, listen to feedback, build relationships, encourage participation and think about how to keep people coming back. That's the Community Manager. In Web3, a Community Manager focuses on building and growing the community. They plan engagement activities, onboard new users, create conversations, understand members' needs, gather feedback and connect the community with the project team. They don't just want people to join the Telegram group. They want people to feel involved and become part of the project. ★Community Managers build relationships and grow communities. If you're entering Web3, understanding these differences can help you identify the role that matches your skills.

Gm Internet frens 👋. Nothing else on my mind than ZELENE. Say me a GM and check out @zelene_official

LESSON OF THE DAY: A single tree cannot make a forest. In every aspect of life be it financials or academics,you need people around to achieve your goals. Don't work in isolation ✌️.

But wait oooo... -Like ❤️ -Comment. -Retweet. So simple...is it anyway hard?👀

Tagging super dads @Lordvibezzz @TeaonaX @kelcrown @_champs4 Pls support this kid🙏❤️