fanbase

Fanbase and ability to convert that fanbase into a paying one (this guy seems to use tutorial videos as an incentive).

There isn't a real lot of that now because the fanbase wants true to the original translations.

However, Crunchyroll was able to provide a much more massive library of anime on-demand and catered to the dedicated fanbase.

To me it just seems immature, populist, random, yet he seems to have a huge fanbase?!

Surprising how reluctant the NFL has been to giving their fanbase a live online option.

I have a cousin on Patreon who's extremely talented but struggles to get a fanbase so I know how you feel!

I think there's something be learned from Justin Bieber as well, whose music I don't like and whose fanbase I dislike even more.

From what I've heard, the fanbase is quite devoted (at one point, copies were sold for >$100 because of how hard it was to get them - the first printing was fairly small).

The fanbase would be really unhappy about that.

There's a Hollywood Accouting hustle to what the majors say they are spending on you, but I believe you're building a better fanbase with a major, which generally means a greater touring revenue.

Of course, the knock-on effect from that is that established writers and sites with an existing fanbase have a huge advantage, because they'll get into The Stream 100x as often.

The invention of the @-reply, the hashtag, and the first really viable way for celebrities to connect directly to their fanbase is worth nothing, it's just water under the bridge.

And on the third hand, Weber's been getting a lot of trouble from his fanbase and others, since the start of the series, for his infamous habit of "infodumps".