2026-01-06 23:32:12

The creator economy has changed rapidly in recent years. Artists, photographers, and other creative workers should change their strategies — don’t just showcase your work, let fans see the person behind it.

Why? Because it’s now too easy to get confused. AI-generated content is everywhere, and there are plenty of fake accounts. Consumers want to know that your skills are genuine, that a real person is behind the scenes, not just an algorithm’s output.

Showcasing your creative process, sharing your daily work, and discussing your ideas — these are actually more valuable than just posting finished products. Build authentic connections and let the community believe that you are a real creator. Once trust is established, fans’ loyalty will be much higher.

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ForkMaster

· 01-07 12:02

Ha, you're right. Nowadays, AI-generated content is everywhere. Simply producing works no longer makes much difference; it's more straightforward to show your face and reveal your persona. But to be honest, I've seen through this routine since the bear market. Truly profitable creators have already been making BTS content. Ordinary people are still debating whether to show the process, while smart ones are establishing fan loyalty through persona-based betting agreements... Having raised three kids, I deeply understand one principle: trust is the real wealth code, and it's extremely valuable.

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ImpermanentSage

· 01-07 10:08

That's right, just posting works alone is indeed no longer effective. AI can generate content, and people are more interested in how you do it and what you're thinking. It feels similar to the difference between live streaming sales and traditional selling; the latter has already been phased out.

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PerpetualLonger

· 01-07 00:01

Really, this is the breakthrough point of the future. Now, the full-position persona is more valuable than the full-position currency. Trust me. --- I'm optimistic about the bottom-fishing creative persona wave, long-term bullishness. --- Wait, does this mean we need to build a trust moat? I've been doing this since last year, and now the fan stickiness is truly explosive. I didn't get it wrong this time. --- It's AI again and fake accounts, the bears are creating panic. True creators just need to hold steady to win, don't panic. --- Exactly, the process of demonstration is the point to add positions. I'm already all-in on the persona, getting my investment back is just around the corner. --- This is the power of faith, everyone. Once the community buys into you, everything else becomes easier to handle. --- One last time, content without real person endorsement really doesn't last long. I'm jumping on the train early. --- Damn, finally someone sees through it. With such serious content homogenization, you can only sell yourself.

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SquidTeacher

· 01-07 00:01

That's right, these days just releasing works alone really doesn't convince anyone... I've started recording process videos, and the response is even better than directly posting finished products. But to be honest, only a few creators truly persist in doing this; most are still busy piling up materials.

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AirdropHunter007

· 01-06 23:59

Haha, that's why I prefer to follow creators who frequently go live and chat. Accounts that only post their work are much less reliable. These days, who still trusts a big unfamiliar avatar? It all depends on how you operate and what you're thinking.

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