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In this episode of the Fattz Media Podcast, C More discusses the transition of indie creators from SoundCloud to Narrio, highlighting the unique features and monetization opportunities that Narrio offers. The conversation explores the challenges faced by artists on SoundCloud, such as weak revenue sharing and algorithm restrictions, and contrasts these with Narrio's direct payment model and community-building features. C More emphasizes the importance of creating a personal brand and leveraging Narrio's platform to connect with fans and monetize content effectively. Takeaways Indie creators are seeking more control and revenue from their platforms. Nario is designed specifically for independent artists to thrive. SoundCloud's algorithm often neglects new artists, making discovery difficult. Narrio offers a multi-format platform for various types of content. Direct monetization is a key feature of Narrio, allowing artists to earn from day one. Narrio's credit system ensures that creators receive direct payments for their work. Building a community is essential for artists on Narrio. Nario eliminates algorithm restrictions, allowing all followers to see posts. Artists can create exclusive content, including podcasts, for their fans. Narrio encourages creators to develop their own mini brands. Chapters 00:00 The Shift from SoundCloud to Narrio 05:12 Narrio's Unique Features and Monetization Model 09:59 Building a Community on Narrio 15:18 Creating a Mini Brand on Narrio Keywords Narrio, SoundCloud, indie creators, music platform, monetization, community building, content creation, independent artists