The contrast between Macro and Micro is interesting in the ways you describe but I fear that Micro is hopeless tethered to the mass-market phenomenon. Does it take a million subscribers to thrive? What is the range of from hobby content creators to the stars? Where is the median? I ask because I have no idea and because I think that information and digital products cannot become the serious small business opportunity that it could and should be, one should be able to have X-thousand followers in the Lehigh Valley to become a local influencer. Otherwise, the Microculture becomes another mosh pit in the WWW's winner-take-all reward system
The contrast between Macro and Micro is interesting in the ways you describe but I fear that Micro is hopeless tethered to the mass-market phenomenon. Does it take a million subscribers to thrive? What is the range of from hobby content creators to the stars? Where is the median? I ask because I have no idea and because I think that information and digital products cannot become the serious small business opportunity that it could and should be, one should be able to have X-thousand followers in the Lehigh Valley to become a local influencer. Otherwise, the Microculture becomes another mosh pit in the WWW's winner-take-all reward system