Entertainment creators need Logan Paul or MrBeast scale to survive financially, while educators monetize better through high-ticket courses like a $5,000 offering. Entertainment audiences spend less and their tastes shift constantly, unlike education buyers.
Even if you're an entertainment-first creator, you have to have some form of education in your content. You either make it super big, the Logan Pauls and MrBeasts of the world, or you're no longer uploading, irrelevant, and went broke. Who are you guys a fan of? Adele. When's the last time you went to an Adele concert? 2016. So let's say the ticket, roughly $350. Who's a student of somebody who you've taken their course? Ollie's course. Ollie's course. Did you pay $5,000? You did? All right, here we go. This is good. The way you can monetize if you're an educator versus an entertainer is just so much more of that. But if you're an entertainment first artist, it's just that much harder, and your audience's propensity to spend is not as much. Tastes and preferences change when it comes to entertainment.
