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Discover a New Side Hustle with Lysted: Sell Tickets for Extra Cash
Looking to supplement your income with a flexible side hustle? Lysted offers a hassle-free way to resell event tickets and make extra money. Whether plans change or you just want to cash in on high-demand tickets, Lysted is here to help.
List your tickets once, and they’ll be available on major platforms like StubHub, Ticketmaster, and Seat Geek. When your tickets sell, they’re automatically removed from all other platforms, saving you time and effort.
Fast payments mean you get your cash quickly, often within weeks. It's a perfect side hustle for those looking to monetize their spare tickets without the stress of traditional reselling.
Creator's Must-Reads
📰 Article by: Marketing Brew
📖 Description: This article covers Meta's latest move to strengthen its focus on video content, with 60% of user time now spent on videos across Facebook and Instagram. The company introduced new AI-driven tools for video expansion and content creation, empowering advertisers and creators to make the most of these platforms.
📰 Article by: Reuters via Inc.
📖 Description: This article discusses Adobe's plan to release a free app that helps creators attach Content Credentials to their work, allowing them to maintain credit and control over how their content is used in AI systems. With the rise of AI-generated content, this move aims to ensure transparency and empower creators in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.
📰 Article by: Social Media Today
📖 Description: This article discusses X's (formerly Twitter) significant shift in its creator monetization program, moving from ad revenue sharing to a model where creators are paid based on Premium user engagement. The change aims to focus payouts on genuine interactions from X Premium subscribers, altering the platform’s strategy as it faces declining ad revenues.
What I’ve Been Up To
Things have been hectic. I’ve been diving into so many projects. But instead of resisting and only focusing on one, I’m going all in on a couple to see which ones take off the most. I’ve been going hard on my newsletters specifically because I see the power in building direct connections with my audience. Unlike social media platforms that are constantly changing, newsletters give me the control to consistently engage, deliver value, and create lasting relationships. It’s a strategy I’m betting on, and I’m excited to see how it evolves.
Not only am I betting on newsletters, but I’m also betting on brands. I’m focusing on building strong, authentic brands that resonate with audiences and create long-term value.
I’m putting together assets that I can build from multiple angles, not just one. This way, I can diversify my approach and create something that’s adaptable and scalable.
I want to create content loops that feed into each other. For example, for the local business I just started, I’m setting up a blog, a newsletter, a Facebook page, and an Instagram page. Every single piece of content on one platform will serve to support and promote the others. Blog posts will feed into the newsletter, newsletter content will encourage social media engagement, and social media will drive traffic back to the blog and newsletter. This interconnected ecosystem will allow each channel to grow by leveraging the others, creating a self-sustaining flow of content and audience engagement.
This approach will also lead to several methods of monetization, including the Facebook bonus program, blog advertising, newsletter ads, and local merchandise sold across all platforms. Each of these methods will create multiple streams of revenue, ensuring that the business remains adaptable and profitable.
Until next time guys, Jon.