Please welcome Buzzer, a live sports-streaming service personalized for fans

On the weekend I ordered an Uber and realised that what used to be the standard ride is now more expensive than a cab, and the new standard ride is slower and smaller than a cab.

I then went home and tried to log into Netflix but couldn’t do so because my kids were watching it in another room, and my plan no longer supports multiple sign ins, even a... See more

With increasing verticalization by content type, a single login/authorization system can help superfans pay for a single subscription and access all of a creator’s content. For instance, paying for a creator on Patreon could grant access to their private Substack group, private Zoom events, paid podcast, etc.

When the newsletters are standalones, the consumer is a SuperFan, a consumer that pays retail price for a product and will seek out the product. Bundling, however, will give the author access to another type of consumer — the CasualFan, a consumer that has only one of the criteria of a SuperFan

Most live streaming is occurring on social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. Other vertical-specific platforms like Twitch (gaming), MomentHouse (music), and Newness (beauty) are emerging. With so many platforms, each with their own siloed discovery tools and notification systems, it’s difficult for consumers to find relevant l... See more