Can you imagine yourself earning money on note?

It seems there are quite a lot of people earning money on note.
Why don't you earn some too?

This isn't some shady pitch,
but rather a discussion about how business is about more than just earning money.

There are 28 people who have earned over 100 million yen in total on note!?

Here is information from the official note

100 million yen on note—it's mind-boggling.
It just goes to show there are some amazing people out there.

I imagine they are people who built a business strategy and stuck with it.
It makes more sense to think of it as the result of intentional action rather than just a lucky break.
It was a new discovery for me that note is a promising market as a place to conduct business.

The average monthly spending of people who buy content on note is 2,300 yen!!

What surprised me even more is that people who pay on note spend an average of 2,300 yen per month.

I can hardly believe it, but perhaps this is an average value calculated only using those who buy content, excluding those who don't.
Even so, I'm shocked that people are paying note an amount that could buy about two books, which is more than a Netflix subscription!

Over 160 books have been published from note!

I'm interested in this too. What kind of articles and authors are getting published?

I wonder if there are business books too?
I'll have to look into it!

The source of this information is here (↓)

Summary by Hina-hime

note is starting to function as an economic zone.
I wonder if the company running note is making money too?
My imagination is running wild.

note Monetization Challenge with "Asa-Bizi!"

This month, a note monetization challenge project will begin at Nakao-san's morning meeting, "Asa-Bizi!"
The first session is on July 9th (Sat) from 7:00 AM to 8:30 AM via ZOOM
We will all report and share our monthly earnings. I'm looking forward to seeing how it unfolds!

Please check here for how to participate and important notes (↓)

I felt like the hurdle was high to start alone, but doing it with peers, having game-like elements, and competing in a good way—I want to jump on this opportunity.

Earnings are a sign of "Thank you!"

It's nice when money comes in, but
money isn't everything. (I'll say that for now.)

At first, you won't make that much money, and
if money is the only goal, you won't keep it up. I have a feeling that's the case.

Instead of making money the goal,
I think it's also valid to view it as experimenting while experiencing the mechanism of how money comes in.

How does money come in?
Even if it's just 100 yen at first, it should be exciting.

The actions and emotions of various people are connected, and
when you cross a certain critical point, 100 yen chimes in.
I became curious to analyze how that mechanism works.

If you want to earn a lot, you need to make an effort to have as many people as possible see your work and deliver value.
When you can reach many people and receive a "Thank you!", your money increases.

Target market size × Strength of needs × Your strengths

Whether you start by thinking about your own strengths, or
by thinking about the target market,

I think either is fine at first, but
ultimately, both are important.
And, your revenue is determined by the multiplication of these factors.

This is perfect practice for marketing.

Before starting your own business, try testing it out on note.
I think that is also a valid way to use it.

If you were to test your business idea on note,
would you prefer to do it alone, or with a partner?

This article was written by
Mousou Biz Planning Representative Shigeki Kawahara
https://mousoubiz.com/
https://twitter.com/mousoubiz