You want your content to be born from passion, not from fear of starvation. The scariest thing is to have no savings and be a CC hoping that this month's YT money will cover rent. Being in a position where you can afford to take this risk is important, imo. I’m not sure that Blizzard really needs to employ viral marketing gimmicks to advertise the launch. When I moved to full-time, I had steady part-time income, and I wondered - if I could do this full-time, would the income scale up into full-time income? In theory, the answer was yes, but in practice, it was scary to make the jump to test things out.Īs a full-time CC, your income can be incredibly volatile from one month to the next. Megan Fox reads Diablo IV eulogies for players as part of Blizzards latest marketing gimmick. I would not advise trying to go full-time until you're making steady income on a part-time basis from content creation. If financial success starts coming in - great! Build on that. If you don't have the passion to make that content no matter what, then you're setting yourself up for disappointment. Because for 99.9% of people, that's effectively what's going on.

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Thanks! In my opinion, content creation is something that you should only pursue if you'd be willing to do it for free. Hammer of the Ancient doesn't hit like it used to.

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