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You don't have to be a content creator to take advantage of the growing industry!!! $29B 2010 $10B 2015 $100B 2020 $250B 2025 $500B 2030 if you didn't know here are some stats to prove it but there are just so many other jobs in the creator economy that have nothing to do with being a creator yourself honestly you'd be surprised at just how lucrative it is because most times you get like a salary you get a commission and you get a bonus as well and it's a really nice like stable source of income don't get me wrong I really respect creators especially full time creators 'cause it's not an easy job to have between net 60 net 30 net 90 you never know when your money is coming in and that's not good you also have to work on your bad days you get no sick days you get no pay time off if you're not creating then you're likely not monetizing it isn't always on job and some people are cut out for it and some people are just not and that's okay that is okay so let me hold your hand when I say this not everybody needs to be a content creator I've actually worked on the brand side for honestly like the past six six years of my career and essentially what I do is I pick the influencers for the brand campaigns that you see I actually kickstarted the very first ambassadorship for Huggies The Innovators at Huggies Announce a Pioneering Innovation to Take on Diaper Rash HUGGIES SKIN ESSENTIALS Huggies has also rallied its first-ever 'We Got You Baby Crew' - a group of trusted parent creators who never shy away from the mess and stress of parenthood and have leaned on Huggies' Skin Essentials products to help navigate the unknowns of babyhood. This diverse parent roster includes super dad Isaac Rochelle, the original Slayer of Motherhood Terria Marie, hilarious mom of one Pula Khan, super-mom of five Emily Vondy, soon-to-be mom of two Makenzie Roncher, and first-time mom Celine Adometti, who will be sharing the joys they find in their happy babies thanks to Huggies' Skin Essentials. I actually kickstarted the very first ambassadorship for Huggies SURPRISING ONE OF MY FOLLOWER WITH DIAPERS THANK YOU HUGGIES Isaac Rochelle #ad #sponsored #huggies #we got you baby crew #influencer marketing #parenting #babycrew Nothing is more Imp... bore with @huggies. Who was a part of it Creator I built a really successful Airbnb host programme which is where we had the host essentially act as influencers and so they would give us like a tour of their unit they would encourage others to be a host on Airbnb when you work an influencer in that capacity you're also working in social you're also working in paid media so it really is a robust role if you wanna consider how to be a part of the creator economy and be a part of the creator industry then I'm gonna share some roles some names of roles that you can apply for I'm rooting for you let me know if you have any questions on all of this bye bye

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Why is everybody want to be a content creator? And yes I know that there's a lot of money to be made and I know that the industry is only growing. If you didn't know here are some stats to prove it. But there are just so many other jobs in the creator economy that have nothing to do with being a creator yourself. Honestly you'd be surprised at just how lucrative it is because most times you get like a salary, you get a commission and you get a bonus as well. And it's a really nice like stable source of income. Don't get me wrong, I really respect creators, especially full-time creators, 'cause it's not an easy job to have between net 60, net 30, net 90, you never know when your money is coming in. And that's not good. You also have to work on your bad days. You get no sick days, you get no pay time off. If you're not creating, then you're likely not monetizing. It isn't always on job. And some people are cut out for it and some people are just not. And that's okay. That is okay. So let me hold your hand when I say this: not everybody needs to be a content creator. I've actually worked on the brand side for honestly like the past six, six years of my career. And essentially what I do is I pick the influencers for the brand campaigns that you see. I actually kickstarted the very first ambassadorship for Huggies. I hand selected every single creator who was a part of it. I built a really successful Airbnb host program, which is where we had the host essentially act as influencers. And so they would give us like a tour of their unit. They would encourage others to be a host on Airbnb. When you work an influencer in that capacity, you're also working in social, you're also working in paid media. So it really is a robust role. If you wanna consider how to be a part of the creator economy and be a part of the creator industry, then I'm gonna share some roles, some names of roles that you can apply for. I'm rooting for you. Let me know if you have any questions on all of this. Bye. Bye.

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