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Patreon - Pause For Feedback (Patreon)

Published:
2023-01-15 01:55:36
Imported:
2026-06

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Hi Everyone!

Hope you're all having a good start to the year 😊

I thought we would take a minute to chat about what the patreon to see what it's is giving you and more importantly what it's not giving you.

I want to revamp the experience as I feel its getting a little stale (and the declining number of patrons may reflect that sentiment 😅)

Feel free to drop any suggestions or feedback in the comments section or message me privately if you prefer!

Thanks everyone 😊

Love you all

Comments

Rebecca Kingsley

The fact that the server and back audios are fun.

Child of Midge

Love all your audios, but I especially love audios with several parts. They're engaging, and longer stories allows for more time to get invested with your wonderful characters!

Leah

I really like a lot of your characters! Would love to see more of them returning! (I am so hyped for David)

WeaselPrince

My year didn’t end up starting as good as I thought it did, ended up getting food poisoning from my chip shop on my birthday😂. With any feedback, I honestly have nothing, when it comes to multiple part audios like Silus, David, jekyll and Hyde etc. you do an amazing job at getting us wayyyy to attached to the characters, and then when it comes to the single audios, you make the character lovable so quickly, no matter who the character is. Not to mention the way you write all of your characters is absolutely bloody beautiful, it’s probably why I get attached to them so quickly :,) . And on top of all that you really are a kind person, always so nice to everyone, being able to make their day that bit better if they’re feeling sad. My guess on the decline of patrons could possibly be with the cost of living, or some people might not be interested in audios as a whole at that time anymore, I’d say it’s most likely the first one. I know some people might want to really listen to patreon audios but don’t have the money for it so every few months some people pay for a month then cancel, so they can listen to the audios in groups at a time, that might be why you might see the count of your patrons go up and down every now and then. That’s just a guess though, I’m not sure myself😅. I hope you’ve had a good year so far as well, I can’t wait for David and more upcoming audios ･ᴗ･ Also this has been on my mind and I had to ask😅, so, David was on the football team in season one and all. But I just realised since this was set in America, is it the rugby like football, like the American one? Or is it Uk football, I can’t remember if Tyler said football or soccer or something so I thought I’d ask here instead :,)

MasqueradingDragon

Genuinely can't think of anything except for the fact that there hasn't seemed to be much Patreon only content, which is completely understandable considering how busy you probably are. I honestly enjoy everything you put out no matter where it ends up. Stay awesome Pebble.

Ashland Wood

I know I'm fairly quiet around here, but I think I might have an interesting perspective for you. This is something I faced after the new year myself when facing who I would support. I think you may be losing patrons based on the amount and frequency of patron-only content, BUT (and it's a big but) there is more to this than most people realize. The first thing to note is, yes, compared to other channels the amount and frequency of Patreon-only uploads are under the mark for most people. However, there is another factor to include. These videos are time-consuming to make (I know from first-hand experience because I'm trying to learn how) and if you have a full-time job or other life commitments then it may not feasible for you to post more than you do now. So, here's the conclusion. In the middle of being faced with a possible layoff from my job, you are one of the channels I choose to continue supporting for three reasons. A. Your damn good at what you do. (In fact, you are one of the creators that inspired me to learn how to create this kind of content.) B. Your pricing is extremely fair. You're not overcharging. And C. The community you create with your characters offers me a sense of belonging. For these reasons I will support you for as long as I am physically able. So my suggestion is, to take a look at what you can put out in a month and see if you can come up with a reasonable content schedule that will satisfy the paying patronage without harming your free channel viewers. But, if you're doing all you can, you'll just have to make do with the people like me who will support you until the roof falls in. 😁

PebblesASMR
>>99683888

This is amazing advice! I always worry about finding the balance between my job and this community so its good to know that I need to try harder 😊 Thanks again!

Ashland Wood
>>99683888

You are absolutely welcome! Just do what you are capable of doing without burn out. The one's who are ok with that will fall in, and the rest will fall away. Above all take care of you! Thank you for all you do pebble!

Birdybell

It might just be that people are pinching pennies to recoup after the holidays. Your more recent work has felt more scenario-driven than story-driven, though I'm not sure if that distinction makes any sense whatsoever. If not, then just call me a walnut and ignore me. You tell such wonderful stories, and you always manage to drop these hints about the world and the story without spending 10 minutes explaining it. Instead, you give me just enough clues to fill in the blanks on my own, and it feels natural like, "Oh, of course that exists here." The blacksmith character you made awhile back is an excellent example of this. But I'll admit the thing I personally am addicted to is when you have a plot twist or a cliffhanger in your audio. You're like the Scottish version of Scheherazade. Before I became a patron, I used to curse my broke self to hell and back because I couldn't hear the rest of the story from the teasers you'd post to YouTube, like with the mythical creature guardian or the magical student.

KimCarter
>>99683888

I don't know if it's financially feasible for you to start building a team to help you produce content, but just putting it out there as an option.

Melissa Immerman

I Agree penny pinching might play a part. but you should work a out a schedule for the month and maybe focus more stories rather then just scenarios. announce you schedule so people know what to look forward too. do polls for characters paring etc so you hear peoples opinions. you make them feel heard the more they'll stay. maybe find a way to have art made for your characters so that people have a visual. have goals in mind for the month but start of small don't over do it