Nostr seems like a no-brainer solution for action sports social media content creators.
Typically, content creators of sports like skateboarding, parkour, snowboarding etc., really anything that is getting clips, editing together with a song and posting, require indirect payment for this work, largely through the form of brand sponsorships.
With Nostr it's a direct value-for-value market. Post sick tricks, get sick tips (zaps). A content creator with ~10000 followers could post a new edit once a week, with a tip ratio of 1/20 viewers and an average tip of 10c and directly be paid $50.
In a low cost of living areas this is a huge game changer. Increase the numbers a little and it gets to be a pretty viable source of income regardless of location.
A world-class professional rollerblading would have ~50000 followers, and with the high quality of their content I would guesstimate a higher average tip value. 70c tips, 1/20 tipping ratio they would be pulling ~$1750 PER POST. Repeat every week, $91K per year.
Content creators distribute their product direct to their viewer and globally, so they should use a social media platform that pays them directly for their work, direct from their global audience without any sponsorship concerns.
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