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Ads like reddit does. Or verified accounts like insta and x. Or run clean for couple more years then go for a sell out model (just an option). Or run clean for years and star offline shows and stages with sponsors to promote hackathons (like tech crunch) once host open houses for vcs to fund startups and get a cut.

Certainly, here's a concise overview: 1. Subscriptions: Offer premium content for a fee. 2. In-App Purchases: Sell virtual goods. 3. Sponsored Content: Partner with brands for ads. 4. Affiliate Marketing: Earn from promoted products. 5. Premium Accounts: Offer upgraded features. 6. Donations: Enable user support. 7. Data Licensing: Sell anonymized user insights. 8. Content Tools: Charge for creation aids. Gpt rocks 🔥

I would lock the entire platform and make it a paid community.

The articles can be paid and premium, there can be a whole “How to” start with any industry toolkit, which can be accessed with subscription. From organizations side, orgs can collaborate their employees to access a closed and paid version of the app specifically for their employees. Networking platform serving. Neiche orgs. Idk why but I believe social media networking platform can also be sold as a saas service. For organizations to be more efficient and connected. More like a franchise social media app.