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Caspar Lee: Creator Report Finds Only 1% of Creator Businesses Are B2B

Caspar Lee · Nas Daily, Sarati, and Caspar Lee On Building A Social Media Following · Nov 4, 2021 · at 7:11

Caspar Lee discusses why he launched B2B company Influencer.com and co-founded Creator Collective Capital.

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“Creator Collective Capital is a fund I co-founded and we did a research report where we looked in To what creators were doing with their businesses? What kind of businesses were they launching? And 40% of the businesses were fashion. 20% were beauty and the rest were food and fitness, et cetera, and only one percent were B to B.”

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The claim, plainly

A research report by Creator Collective Capital found that 40% of creator businesses were fashion, 20% were beauty, and only 1% were B2B.

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Assessment

On November 4, 2021, Caspar Lee (then-co-founder of Creator Collective Capital) stated during a podcast appearance that his firm conducted a research report finding that 40% of creator businesses were in fashion, 20% in beauty, and 1% in B2B. While the resolution criteria look for a published public whitepaper, the spoken claim referred broadly to research conducted internally by the venture fund ('we did a research report where we looked into...'). Because venture firms frequently conduct proprietary, internal research that is never publicly released, and exhaustive searches of public databases, publications, and essays confirm no public release or dataset exists, the veracity of the internal report's specific statistical findings cannot be settled with public information.

No publicly available whitepaper or formal research report from Creator Collective Capital documenting the 40% fashion / 20% beauty / 1% B2B breakdown has been located across public repositories, venture databases, or corporate records as of September 2026.
The statistics originate solely from Caspar Lee's oral remarks on the Big Technology Podcast on November 4, 2021, likely referencing internal proprietary research conducted by the firm rather than a public publication.

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[1] f4.fund [2] pitchbook.com [3] consumeourinternet.com [4] preqin.com [5] slideshare.net [6] tracxn.com [7] medium.com [8] substack.com

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