AdvertisementBuckle is part of a group of creators that has turned to slower, longer types of content that don't live on social platforms.
Turning to long-form content — in writing, but also through podcasts, community platforms like Patreon, and YouTube videos — has been a way for creators to counter this.
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Alexandra Hayes Robinson recently started the newsletter Hello Hayes after finding success on TikTok.
Alexandra Hayes RobinsonWritten content is a way for creators to build 'community'The idea of "community" has become central to the creator economy, and long-form content can help foster it.
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