In this short-form dominated episode, hosts Ceci Carloni and Nii Ahene explore three stories that reveal how bite-sized content is creating entirely new economies: ✂️ The Rise of Clipping Agencies: Meet Evan Stanfield, a 19-year-old college dropout who built Clipping Culture—an agency generating billions of views by turning long-form content into viral short clips. We explore why clipping has become the new entry point into the creator economy and how it bridges the gap between hours-long pod...
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In this short-form dominated episode, hosts Ceci Carloni and Nii Ahene explore three stories that reveal how bite-sized content is creating entirely new economies: ✂️ The Rise of Clipping Agencies: Meet Evan Stanfield, a 19-year-old college dropout who built Clipping Culture—an agency generating billions of views by turning long-form content into viral short clips. We explore why clipping has become the new entry point into the creator economy and how it bridges the gap between hours-long pod...
Influence Weekly #47 - Rise of Influencer Chefs, Fan Power Reshapes Pop Culture, & Cameo's Legal Drama
Influence Weekly
4 minutes
1 year ago
Influence Weekly #47 - Rise of Influencer Chefs, Fan Power Reshapes Pop Culture, & Cameo's Legal Drama
Welcome to Influence Weekly, the podcast where we dissect the latest trends in influencer marketing and the creator economy. I'm Kailani, and in today's episode, we're turning up the heat with the rise of influencer chefs—exploring how these culinary stars are changing the way we cook and eat. We'll also dive into a new YouTube report revealing just how powerful fandom has become in shaping today's pop culture. Plus, we'll examine the recent legal battle faced by Cameo and what it means for i...
Influence Weekly
In this short-form dominated episode, hosts Ceci Carloni and Nii Ahene explore three stories that reveal how bite-sized content is creating entirely new economies: ✂️ The Rise of Clipping Agencies: Meet Evan Stanfield, a 19-year-old college dropout who built Clipping Culture—an agency generating billions of views by turning long-form content into viral short clips. We explore why clipping has become the new entry point into the creator economy and how it bridges the gap between hours-long pod...
