For Ambitious Social Media Creators, Jellysmack Powers Fast Growth
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variety.comJames Linhardt According to a recent survey, a whopping 86% of young Americans want to be a social media content creator. They see other young people earning fame and fortune by doing what they love and sharing it online.In fact, there are 50 million creators working today — yet only 0.1% can make a living at it, and those career creators learn quickly that it’s more than a 9-to-5 gig.Once they find their niche and start generating a regular stream of quality content, they slam into a massive challenge: Every social media platform (Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat, TikTok, YouTube, etc.) has its own rules, and most creators lack the time and technical proficiency to maximize revenue across each one.
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