
Sahil Bloom and the Five Types of Wealth
Sahil Bloom built a multi-channel personal-finance creator business — The Curiosity Chronicle newsletter, course programs, and the 2025 book The 5 Types of Wealth.

Sahil Bloom built a multi-channel personal-finance creator business — The Curiosity Chronicle newsletter, course programs, and the 2025 book The 5 Types of Wealth.

Doomberg built one of the largest Substack businesses without ever revealing the identities behind the green-chicken avatar. The pseudonymous category-authority model.

A curated directory of writers, tech YouTubers, podcasters, solopreneur educators, creator-direct platforms, and creator-magnates that define the creator economy in 2026.

Three platforms run the newsletter economy: Substack (10% of revenue), Ghost (zero, self-hosted), and beehiiv (zero plus tiered pricing). The economics, the trade-offs, and which platform fits which operator.

The complete 2026 directory of influencer marketing agencies, platforms, and creator-economy infrastructure firms — organized by operator category and positioning tier.

Adam Williams built CreatorIQ into the enterprise SaaS leader for creator marketing — Disney, Nestle, Sephora, CVS. The platform that anchors how brands run influencer programs.

Spotter built the creator capital model — buying YouTube back-catalog rights upfront from MrBeast, Dude Perfect, Kevin Hart's Laugh Out Loud. The infrastructure layer of the creator economy.

LinkedIn Newsletters quietly beat Substack on distribution for business writers. Hundreds of thousands of subscribers, three-channel delivery, professional identity layer integration. The format mechanics.

Doug the Pug, Jiffpom, Tucker Budzyn, Crusoe the Dachshund, Tika the Iggy. The pet creator economy now drives brand discovery for the under-35 pet-owner cohort more than any single retail channel — and the economics professionalized into a standard line item.

Sidemen, Dude Perfect, Barstool, Unwell Network, Morning Brew. Five creator holding companies indexed against the integrated vs distributed framework — the follow-up to the Beast Industries case at $5 billion.