College athletes would probably be allowed to start and OnlyFans...
Last week, college athletes across all levels of NCAA membership were told they can now finally monetize their name, image and likeness. While athletes will have plenty of opportunities to earn money from autographs, camps, speaking engagements and product sales, the majority of deals over the last few days centered around athletes monetizing their social media platforms.
That's not a complete list, by the way. There are plenty of other large social networks grabbing market share in the Creator Economy. One of the largest new entrants? OnlyFans.
So what is OnlyFans, exactly? Well, here's how the company describes itself. Via their About page:OnlyFans is the social platform revolutionizing creator and fan connections. The site is inclusive of artists and content creators from all genres and allows them to monetize their content while developing authentic relationships with their fanbase.
Well, that seems innocent enough, right? It's just a social platform that allows content creators to directly sell content to their biggest fans. And right now, it's quite a large social network. The site reports an audience of over 50 million registered users, and back in December, reported 500,000 new users joining every day.
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College athletes would probably be allowed to start and OnlyFans...
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