A few words about tsu.co:
tsu.co is a free platform built to break the traditional social networking model where users provide 100% of the content and interaction, yet their image and likeness are monetized 100% by the platform for no economic benefit to the user. By simply removing the platform from the sign-up process (like tsu.co does), each user can now realize annualized royalties for their content since now they are tied in perpetuity to their audience. This mechanism gives all users true ownership of their image and likeness and everything is subsidized by advertising, partnership and sponsorship dollars. We encourage you to explore, engage and create.
Increase Your Influence, Build Your Family Tree:
Your organic reach is precious and now it is yours forever. You can expand reach by gaining an audience inside the tsu.co platform or you can use your tsu.co short code anywhere (online or off) inviting users to the site – new visitors are placed into your family tree. So feel free to engage genuinely with your audience in any part of the globe and publish your tsu.co/ short code anywhere to build your audience on tsu.co. Because tsu.co removes itself from the social model, we have no motivation to ever choke you from reaching your audience. Your audience is yours on tsu.co, just like your content is yours and true ownership only comes with a claim to the economics as well.
Make Different with Tsu:
As with other social platforms you can connect with friends, expand your social circle, share ideas, get motivated and stay informed. If you're a business owner you can promote your product and build working relationships in a friendly creative environment.
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It's just too bad this comment is posting to FedBook and not Tsu! It's only a matter of time until that changes. To be frank, FaceBook sucks. Limiting posts...? That's not what we want. A little transparency is much more palatable. A little of that ad revenue put in an online account just seems so fair, and people want that fairness. So, see ya later Friendster/MySpace/FaceBook. Good riddance.
ReplyDelete"It's the content creator contributing this valuable content, and frankly, doing all the work," said cofounder and CEO Sebastian Sobczak. It's been in the works for six years, Sobczak says, but they're only officially announcing their presence today, along with a $7 million venture investment from Sancus Capital.
DeleteThis social media has been the best thing iv'e joined other than my other network marketing group, but that is a Guinness move from "TSU" to give the 90 percent away and keep 10 percent.. Lets change social media for good..
ReplyDeleteThe other 45 percent pool gets a bit more complicated, by going out to the social network that helped bring the content poster into the site to start with, creating a recruitment incentive. For instance, if I don't ever post anything myself, but I recruit Kim Kardashian and she starts posting photos, I receive one-third of the proceeds generated by her pictures (and the person that recruited me gets one-third of what I get, and the person that recruited me gets one-third of what they get, etc.)
DeleteFor this thing to work you need to post content and be active...so just don't hang out on that old busted ancient technology called facebook...facebook was so 2013, anyways: P ...be a part of the future. Until the masses realize the awesomeness that is Tsu, you're still going to need your facebook...so use Tsu's auto-post feature to post to facebook for you, while posting all your original content to Tsu.
ReplyDeletetsu keeps 10 percent of all revenue it makes from advertisements, third-party applications and sponsorships. The other 90 percent is shared back to users via two separate pools of money, one for content creators and another for the network that recruited the content creator.
DeleteThanks for the info! My travel, landscape and street photography is now on tsu. Hopefully it'll be a better experience than Facebook.
ReplyDeleteWhat's crazy about this platform is it really has the capability to challenge Facebook for marketshare. I mean take Instagram for example: they created this awesome platform but the app itself isn't valuable, it's the billions of images added and the data that the masses are producing that makes it valuable. So there you have 13 Billionaires but millions of users who aren't getting any benefits, even though they're the ones who are making the platform valuable? It doesn't make sense. Here's another good resource I found
The financial appeal is most apparent to celebrities, who start with a built-in following and the potential to grow quickly. But unknown contributors have become stars in their own right in platforms like YouTube, which takes 45 percent of ad revenue.
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