Developer, Bitcoiner, Entrepreneur, Author of "The Truth About Bitcoin"

Sylvain Saurel

The question seems a little premature.

Perch is a new platform that's just getting off the ground.

Before you start thinking about making money on Perch, I'd encourage you to ask yourself this essential question: How can you bring value to Perch?

You shouldn't think of money first. Think of money as a positive consequence of the added value you bring to your subscribers on Perch.

The word "subscribers" has appeared. This brings up other questions:

How do you get subscribers on Perch?How do you grow your audience on Perch?

I see Perch as a complementary platform enabling my subscribers on other platforms to contact me with specific questions they'd like my opinion on.

Questions whose answers may be of interest to many of my subscribers.

So, for now, it's a complementary offer I'm proposing to my subscribers with Perch. Do you have a question you'd like to ask me, the answer to which could benefit the whole community? Ask it directly on my Perch and I'll be happy to answer it. All free of charge, of course!

As you can see, I'm not looking to make money on Perch for the moment. I'm mainly looking to bring value to those who follow me on Perch and provide the best possible answers to those who ask me questions. I'm also looking to grow my follower base so that I have more people asking me questions and can provide more value.

It's a kind of virtuous circle I want to create on my Perch. This approach takes time, but I think it's the healthiest when you're starting on a new platform.

Don't look for speed. Build patiently, knowing that it's a marathon, not a sprint.

Then, when you bring enough value to your community members on Perch, you can think more seriously about how best to get money in return.

Money should be seen as a positive consequence of the value you bring, not as an end in itself.

Perch is a new platform that's just getting off the ground.

Before you start thinking about making money on Perch, I'd encourage you to ask yourself this essential question: 

Think of money as a positive consequence of the added value you bring to your subscribers on Perch

The word "subscribers" has appeared. This brings up other questions:

I see Perch as a complementary platform enabling my subscribers on other platforms to contact me with specific questions they'd like my opinion on.

Questions whose answers may be of interest to many of my subscribers.

So, for now, it's a complementary offer I'm proposing to my subscribers with Perch

. Do you have a question you'd like to ask me, the answer to which could benefit the whole community? Ask it directly on my Perch and I'll be happy to answer it. All free of charge, of course!

As you can see, I'm not looking to make money on Perch for the moment

. I'm mainly looking to bring value to those who follow me on Perch and provide the best possible answers to those who ask me questions. I'm also looking to grow my follower base so that I have more people asking me questions and can provide more value.

It's a kind of virtuous circle I want to create on my Perch

. This approach takes time, but I think it's the healthiest when you're starting on a new platform.

Don't look for speed. Build patiently, knowing that it's a marathon, not a sprint.

Then, when you bring enough value to your community members on Perch, you can think more seriously about how best to get money in return

Money should be seen as a positive consequence of the value you bring, not as an end in itself.

Sylvain Saurel

How can I make money on Perch?