
Professional Fandom Is Coming for LinkedIn
LinkedIn is trying to become the trust layer of the creator economy. There was a time, not all that long ago, when LinkedIn was where
Regular analysis on fandom marketing, fan psychology, and culture marketing. How fan communities actually behave, where brands get it wrong, and what genuine cultural relevance looks like in practice. Written from inside the fandoms, not just observing them from a research deck.

LinkedIn is trying to become the trust layer of the creator economy. There was a time, not all that long ago, when LinkedIn was where

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I’ve always believed horror fans are better talent scouts than Hollywood executives. We feel it before the market does. There’s something about a shaky hallway,

What Toy Story and Supergirl tell us about where fandom actually happens Toy Story 5 beat Supergirl at the box office, but there’s something interesting

From Endorsement Deals to Community Empires Silverstone this year showed once again, that modern sports fandom isn’t just built around teams, championships and results. It

Why fragmentation is the future of sports engagement For thirty years, football gaming had one cultural front door….You played FIFA. The game, the ritual, the

You don’t have to play games to be influenced by gaming culture. In fact, many people who are influenced by it don’t identify as gamers

Creators can be shortcuts to attention… but is that enough? For years, brands, platforms and entertainment properties have treated creators as quick access to attention.

Toys Are Splitting Into Play vs Display Walk into toy culture right now and you can feel the split. On one side: toys as play.