Q Right. There's a, there's a lot of business professionals in the audience. LinkedIn's come up twice, which has been a bit of a surprise. Do you guys have any idea what to do on LinkedIn that will actually generate a sustainable, healthy audience? Casper, do you have any thoughts?
A Yeah, I love, I love LinkedIn. Um, as a creator, I took a slightly different route from a lot of creators. So, um, Creator Collective Capital is a fund I co-founded, uh, and we did a research report where we looked in To, um, what creators were doing with their businesses? What kind of businesses were they launching? And 40% of the businesses were fashion. 20% were beauty, uh, and the rest were food and fitness, et cetera, and only one percent were B to B. So I'm like, oh, in hindsight, I launched a B to B company with my great co-founder Ben Jeffries called Influencer.com, and that's Probably why we had a little bit more success than if I competed with everyone in the fashion space, and so I am obsessed with LinkedIn because as a creator, I get opportunities like coming to Web Summit, talking, saying influencer.com in front of all these incredible people, hopefully some investors too, and I wouldn't get that opportunity as easily not being a creator, so what I'm saying is, Use LinkedIn. If you're, if you're an entrepreneur, become a creator on LinkedIn, because you can get these massive opportunities, ah, that you just maybe wouldn't get in other places. But that can also happen on Instagram. It can also happen on Facebook.
AI assessment note: “If you're an entrepreneur, become a creator on LinkedIn, because you can get these massive opportunities”