>It doesn't matter to writers if their product is "good",

not all famous artists are rich

>>9841906
That isn't true to many artists though?
Are you like 12 by any chance?

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Are You making money right now, my dear Anon?

This is the type of thinking that leads accountants to open businesses without a long term marketing strategy. You can potentially make a million dollars from a bland idea if you hit the market with it at the right moment and you have some contacts. But you may derive more value over time from making good products because the million dollars you earn will be coupled with social values your ego is desperately in need of. Either way, you'll still make a million dollars writing no matter what.

>>9842336
I'd rather have a million now than a million when I'm shitting my pants in a hospital bed

>>9842336

If it's a bland idea and it makes millions, it's not bland