Big Quote by Jack Conte
“Kickstarter is not appropriate for a blogger who writes weekly articles - he doesn't need a big chunk of money, and he has no big project to use it for. He needs monthly income, and Patreon brings crowd funding away from singular one-off projects and into the realm of regular content creation.”
About This Quote
Patreon better suits creators needing ongoing support, while Kickstarter targets one‑off projects; a blogger needs regular income, not a single large fund.
In simple terms: Patreon offers recurring funding; Kickstarter is for single projects.
Key Takeaway
Choose funding based on income needs.
Themes
funding
creators
platforms
Mood
practical
analytical
Type
business
advice
When to use this quote
- blogging
- content creation
- crowdfunding
- null
Key Concepts
economics
business model
Questions to Reflect On
- Is recurring income sustainable?
- What are the trade‑offs of each platform?
A Different Perspective
Patreon fees may reduce net earnings.
