Ty Sutherland - Full Stack Creators

Brand deals for creators: how to pitch and what to charge in 2026

Why Brand Deals Are Your Best First Revenue Stream You don't need a million followers to start landing brand deals. In fact, if you're waiting until you hit some arbitrary follower milestone, you're...

Patreon vs Ko-fi: which creator membership platform wins in 2026

The Creator Platform Battle: Different Philosophies, Different Winners You've built an audience. You create valuable content. Now you want to turn that creativity into sustainable income. The...

Upwork in 2026: get your first client without experience

The Reality of Upwork in 2026: What's Actually Changed Upwork remains the largest freelance marketplace, but getting your first client in 2026 looks different than it did two years ago. The platform...

Buffer vs Later vs Metricool: social media scheduler compared

The Creator's Social Media Scheduler Showdown: Buffer vs Later vs Metricool You're juggling content creation, audience engagement, and actually running your business. The last thing you need is...

How to sell Notion templates (the underrated creator income stream)

Why Notion Templates Are the Perfect Creator Income Stream You've built the perfect Notion workspace for your content creation process. Color-coded databases, automated formulas, connected views...

Gumroad vs Stan Store: where to sell your digital products in 2026

The Creator Storefront Battle: Gumroad vs Stan Store in 2026 You've got digital products ready to sell — that course you finally finished, the templates everyone keeps asking for, or the ebook...

About the Author

Ty Sutherland is the Chief Editor of Full-stack Creators. Ty is lifelong creator who's journey began with recording music at the tender age of 12 and crafting video content during his high school years. This passion for storytelling led him to the University of Regina's film faculty, where he honed his craft. Post-university, Ty transitioned into the technology realm, amassing 25 years of experience in coding and systems administration. His tenure at Electronic Arts provided a deep dive into the entertainment and game development sectors. As the GM of a data center and later the COO of WTFast, Ty's focus sharpened on product strategy, intertwining it with marketing and community-building, particularly within the gaming community. Outside of his professional pursuits, Ty remains an enthusiastic content creator. He's deeply intrigued by AI's potential in augmenting individual skill sets, enabling them to unleash their innate talents. At Full-stack Creators, Ty's mission is clear: to impart the wealth of knowledge he's gathered over the years, assisting creators across all mediums and genres in their artistic endeavors.

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