Of course, what a magnificent website and illuminating posts, I definitely will bookmark your blog.Have an awsome day!…

It’s really about a shift in thinking, I have to admit. As making a living online became less and less possible due to plummeting ad revenue, I (along with many others I’m sure) found myself looking for a way to step up to the next level in terms of production value as well as distribution. Sadly this took me away from having a direct relationship with my audience and shifted my focus to trying to develop relationships with business people.

But as more and more time slips away, even as these new business relationships develop the question of “what have you done lately” is going to get harder and harder to answer. That’s another reason that it may be high time I get back to the drawing board.

I know that you must get a lot of advice from various people but i think what your recent blog touches upon is really true, in this age of web based content it takes original thinkers to really make a difference, the top dogs at the various film franchises across the world have to be very narrow minded in their pursuit of success but on the net the audience is both fickle and loyal.

If you are able to take advantage of that i am sure your brand of original content can become a sensation.

Sorry for sounding so vague but i site the recent minecraft craze as my basis. The arts community needs breakthroughs worldwide, dont limit yourself, there are billions of people all over the world looking for the next big thing at the click of their mouse, you could be it.

Truthfully the main reason I try to make regular posts is for the very exercise of writing.

I do hope to give a little more away soon about what I’ve got cooking here but unfortunately the creative forces often seem out of pace with the business forces.

Hm… That may just be my next post.

Tyler

I look forward to when you can spill the beans, but until then, keep doing what you’re doing. I like your obnoxious opinionation;-)