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Are Social Media Platforms On the Creator's Side?

Are Social Media Platforms On the Creator's Side?

How rookie creators can take advantage of social media platforms.

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Jerine Nicole
May 28, 2021
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Medium pulled its funding from one of its biggest publications. 

The editorial team in PS I Love You, a publication with 260K+ followers, announced shutting down the publication. They typically publish stories personal stories as it relates to relationships.

A few weeks ago, we were informed by Medium that they would be pulling their funding for PS I Love You. This was not all too much of a surprise, given the larger changes that have been happening around editorial at Medium. - PS I Love You Editorial Team

It’s an odd move from Medium, considering they gave $500,000 to their most engaged writers last month.

Is Medium supporting their writers or not?

Last week, Nicolas Cole, a viral online writer, posted an article about how big media publications are dead, and they don’t know it yet. He insinuated that as more direct-to-creator platforms (i.e. Substack, Gumroad, Patreon) emerge, social media platforms will become a thing of the past.

What does it mean for current content creators?

Are socia…

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