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Gary Vaynerchuk’s had a headline-making few days, capping off September with perhaps his most significant business move of the quarter: joining Stan Store as an investor and hands-on partner. According to PRNewswire, Stan Store is positioning itself as the backbone of the 250-billion-dollar creator economy, already powering more than 80,000 creators who’ve done 300 million bucks in sales in three years. Gary’s not just writing a check—he’s launching The GaryVee Stan Challenge, an ambitious mentorship program combining his digital audience-building know-how with Stan’s all-in-one digital storefront. The Challenge, kicking off October 8, will hand-pick creators for direct mentoring, including an exclusive session at Gary’s VaynerMedia offices. What’s notable here is Gary’s public stance on “platform dependency,” arguing that creators are too often at the mercy of unpredictable algorithms and need to own their own revenue streams. He describes Stan as a direct answer to that, calling the partnership a way to “give creators true ownership—not just followers, but actual business leverage.”

On the public appearance front, Gary’s voice remains ubiquitous. Recent episodes of The GaryVee Audio Experience podcast, available on iHeart, feature everything from candid fireside chats on brand-building and the future of marketing to hands-on Q and As with his community. He’s reinforcing timeless advice—own your attention, post prolifically, make no excuses, and stay patient but hungry. His remarks at this year’s Advertising Week Europe, recapped by VaynerMedia.com, turned heads with blunt one-liners like, “If you post on social and you get 16 views, you suck,” driving home his push for data-driven creative at scale. His central message: do not become emotionally attached to any single distribution channel. Be platform-agnostic, but never consumer-agnostic.

There have been no major controversies or negative press attached to Gary this week. Social media has been buzzing with news of his Stan Store partnership, with creators and commentators largely praising the move as long overdue in an ecosystem that too often leaves “middle-class creators” out in the cold. He’s been in interviews, sharing thoughts on everything from AI and branding to blockchain and Bitcoin—a taste of this appeared in a recent interview with Innovation & Tech Today. Recent posts across Instagram and X, both from his own accounts and from business insiders, amplify the significance of Stan Store in Gary’s broader mission to “democratize entrepreneurship” and make ownership, not algorithms, the real story.

Signaling a potential long-term biographical shift, Gary’s doubling down on his identity as not just a marketing guru or NFT pioneer, but as a builder of creator-first infrastructure. Expect this Stan Store alliance, mentorship programs, and his anti-platform-dependency message to become dominant themes in the next chapter of Gary Vaynerchuk’s already packed résumé.

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