starbeam.one Documentation
  • πŸ‘‹Welcome to starbeam.one
  • Overview
    • πŸš€The starbeam.one Product Experienceβ„’
    • πŸ’ŽMarkets
    • πŸ’«Resalable Digital Licenses (RDLs)
    • πŸ†”Identity Overview
    • πŸ”–Glossary
  • Common Tasks
    • πŸ“žContact Support
    • πŸͺžAttach Another Login Identity to Your Account
  • Artists
    • ❓Frequently Asked Questions
    • πŸƒQuick Start
      • ⬆️Promote Your Profile
      • πŸ–ΌοΈStandard Market
      • 🏭Featured Market
      • πŸ‹οΈTraditional Market
    • πŸš€Anatomy of a Product
    • Concepts
      • ✨Capacity
      • πŸ‘ͺBeneficiaries
        • Walkthrough
    • 🎯Tasks
      • Covers and Backgrounds: Creating Product Assets
      • Re-issue Inventory
      • Change Your Storefront Cover
      • Recall Inventory
      • Share Your Marketplace Sales Identity Address
      • Advanced Content: Video, Books, & Audio
    • πŸ€–Marketing 101: The Announcement Bot
    • ✍️Content Policy
  • Other
    • Free the Flares Weekly Contest
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Anatomy of a Product

A little explainer of what exactly it is we sell here on starbeam.one Featured + Traditional Markets.

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Last updated 1 year ago

The example shown below is for Featured + Traditional Markets which allow for covers and backgrounds. The Standard Market does not allow for custom backgrounds or covers.

Every issuance is a collection of licenses that allow the collectors that purchase them to access the content you create below. For every license generated in an issuance, a corresponding website is also generated with it based on the properties you define below. Since you cannot see the content until you purchase it, it is impossible to see what it looks like unless your purchase it. However, as part of the publishing process (below), you will have the opportunity to preview the product before you publish it.

Additionally, for demonstration purposes and as a primer, screenshots have been taken of a finished generated product for your review here:

Here's a breakdown of the content anatomy after it's generated:

Front:

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Side B:

Content:

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