This report has received 41 updates. The last was made on January 26th, With more people than ever trying to make a living online, Patreon has emerged as a platform for content creators to see how engaged their fans really are. Most often associated with being able to support your favourite YouTubers, Patreon provides a financial lifeline to a much wider audience of creators than I had originally assumed.
Emily, owner of Bite Size Vegan, has grown the brand to over , subscribers, making it one of the biggest Vegan channels on YouTube. Some of her favourite feedback seems to be that even non-Vegans can enjoy her videos without feeling pushed to change their eating habits.
There are currently 27 patrons making up the full amount. Monky London create videos which feature the likes of drift racing, car builds and tuning. They make animated videos based on in-game events when playing Minecraft. The demo video on their page is actually quite impressive. Whenever you read about successful subscription box businesses, the stories usually involve the creator earning at least five figures per month.
A monthly donation gets you access to all of his videos and two group coaching calls per month. Jo-Anne McArthur, the photojournalist behind We Animals , helps to bring attention to the species of animals on this planet in need.
The main selling point of patronage is certainly the live Google Hangout chats and live photography concept teaching. I watched a few of her videos and got a new perspective on the fortune of my own situation, which I think is always important. Gaming is an absolutely huge niche on Patreon so anything that could interest a large number of gamers is always going to be a hit. Their emulator is especially popular for those who own a Raspberry Pi mini-computer.
