Feed The Feed

You run a content farm from the inside, on foot.

Pick up a draft page from the Writer's tray, carry it to the Publisher, then take the finished post to the Feed, the board that turns attention into money and forgets it just as fast.

There are no menus. Your management software is a computer on your desk, so you walk over and log in to hire staff, buy upgrades, discover recipes and watch your audience wear out.

Hire a writer or an artist and they take a desk of their own and fill their own tray, right up until it jams and that one worker stops. Hire assistants and they start walking your routes instead of you. Automate far enough and you become a spectator in your own company.

When the audience is spent, one button is left. Tear it all down.