Patron Hunt

Daniel Kanter is sharing their life, home, and projects on their blog and social media for a decade now an experience that they never would have expected, and one that has resulted in this amazingly funny, supportive, and friendly community that they can’t believe they get to be a part of. Gradually, their blog went from a hobby to something that generated freelance work for them, and from that into a job unto itself essentially scraping together an income through the typical ways that bloggers support themselves, albeit on a smaller scale than most who might consider it a full-time living. Here’s the thing, though: banner ads, affiliate links, and brand partnerships only get you so far when you work the way they do. Ever since they made the decision to monetize their blog at all, they’ve tried to remain true to themselves and the kind of content they would want to see. To them this has meant a focus on quality over quantity of posts, taking on real projects, sharing the good with the bad, and, well, being very picky. You won’t see a million different brand partners popping up on their site because they only work with folks they truly like and use. You won’t see so many pop-up ads that you can’t read the blog post, and you won’t find their posts littered with affiliate links for stuff you can buy online. They want to share the real stuff in the most honest and authentic way possible, and that’s why they’re creating the option to support them in doing so on Patreon.

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