I created VyRT to connect Artists and audiences around the world through one of a kind experiences and events. Although we are in permanent beta and our focus is on experimentation not growth - one of our goals is to give Artists the ability to broadcast content, go live, engage with their audiences and ultimately monetize. It's important that Artists have a sustainable marketplace for themselves around the content they create and as much independence as possible. Additionally we believe in giving audiences a chance to support Artists directly - while at once being interactive, social and fun.
And @Jaredleto comes in strong w/ "permanent beta"! I love this space and definitely enjoy an artist spearheading a project to help his own pain points and countless others! 🚀
@ilmi_ali THIS is what kills me. When products don't provide the meat from the start. Makes the potential user acquisition that much harder. (imo) 😐
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I like the direction you are going, I think this is a bit similar to what turntable was (or is) trying to do? I'm not sure, but let's get the direction trimmed down a little bit more. Who is your market with this product? Is it big time artists, or can it be with anyone that is wanting to . . . let's say, play an open mic set.
Interesting concept, but I too would love a bit more information on the landing page. I was hoping that 'Artists' as a broad term might cover visual arts too, but upon signing up it looks like that's not the case. Perhaps further down the road. Keep going!
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This is exactly like a cam girl site but for musicians.
@as_austin I did some research on cam site business models after reading this and similar articles: http://www.economist.com/news/in... - "...when anything goes, everything is tried, and quickly copied if it turns out to work." Pretty interesting, actually.
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