Thursday, February 19, 2015
how to get 5k od followers on tsu
Tsu invitation is a shortcode. If you want to join Tsu, click here
Ok, so you’ve joined TSU…what now? You want to build your Friends and Followers…right?
Firstly, let’s understand the difference.
What is a Follower?
A TSU Follower is someone who receives your content in their feed (your feed is what you look at when you click TSU – top middle – of your screen). If they see it, they might then Like, Comment or Share.
Following is a one-way relationship. If you follow someone, they will not see your content unless they follow you back.
You can Follow a maximum of 1000 people. You can have unlimited followers.
What is a Friend?
A Friend is a two-way relationship. If you are ‘Friends’, you will both see each others content. If someone is your ‘Friend’ you do not have to ‘Follow’ them as well.
You can Friend a maximum of 5000 people, and have 50 pending Friend requests.
You can also adjust your privacy settings (click your Name (top right)/Settings/Privacy). Within these setting you can decide who can:
Should you accept all Friend requests and Follow back everyone that follows you?
No. My advice would be to save your Friends for people you have a genuine relationship with, either prior to being on TSU or one you have developed over time on TSU.
Yes…this will make your account grow more slowly, but it will mean that the content you see (and possibly share) is far more interesting to you. It will make your whole TSU experience better.
If someone Follows you, go and take a look at their page. Is it of genuine interest to you? If so, follow them back. If not, don’t.
But, how do I get more Followers?
You have to look for people that are interested in what you do. For example, if you take photographs of flowers, find other people that take photographs of flowers (ones you like) and Follow them.
Take a look at their posts. Click the little heart (bottom right) and you’ll get a list of all the people that like their work. If you follow those people, it’s likely that they’ll be interested in your work too…and they’ll likely follow you back.
Tip – there are plenty of great photographers who’s profile can be found via the get follower in tsu. That’s a good place to start! 赚钱从互联网
Ok, so you’ve joined TSU…what now? You want to build your Friends and Followers…right?
Firstly, let’s understand the difference.
What is a Follower?
A TSU Follower is someone who receives your content in their feed (your feed is what you look at when you click TSU – top middle – of your screen). If they see it, they might then Like, Comment or Share.
Following is a one-way relationship. If you follow someone, they will not see your content unless they follow you back.
You can Follow a maximum of 1000 people. You can have unlimited followers.
What is a Friend?
A Friend is a two-way relationship. If you are ‘Friends’, you will both see each others content. If someone is your ‘Friend’ you do not have to ‘Follow’ them as well.
You can Friend a maximum of 5000 people, and have 50 pending Friend requests.
You can also adjust your privacy settings (click your Name (top right)/Settings/Privacy). Within these setting you can decide who can:
- Post on your diary
- Send you a message
- See the link to your Facebook/Twitter/Instagram profiles
Should you accept all Friend requests and Follow back everyone that follows you?
No. My advice would be to save your Friends for people you have a genuine relationship with, either prior to being on TSU or one you have developed over time on TSU.
Yes…this will make your account grow more slowly, but it will mean that the content you see (and possibly share) is far more interesting to you. It will make your whole TSU experience better.
If someone Follows you, go and take a look at their page. Is it of genuine interest to you? If so, follow them back. If not, don’t.
But, how do I get more Followers?
You have to look for people that are interested in what you do. For example, if you take photographs of flowers, find other people that take photographs of flowers (ones you like) and Follow them.
Take a look at their posts. Click the little heart (bottom right) and you’ll get a list of all the people that like their work. If you follow those people, it’s likely that they’ll be interested in your work too…and they’ll likely follow you back.
Tip – there are plenty of great photographers who’s profile can be found via the get follower in tsu. That’s a good place to start! 赚钱从互联网
first of all go to the link bellow click here
after that choose the newest post and do this
go to this link
go to the like button
add and follow all the list because they are active users
they will accept you rapidly
ok after that you will see that you got invitations
enjoy
got invitations and follow
first of all go to the link bellow click here
after that choose the newest post and do this
go to this link
go to the like button
add and follow all the list because they are active users
they will accept you rapidly
ok after that you will see that you got invitations
enjoy
New Social Network Tsu — Which Pays Users Who Post — Raises $7 Million
New social network Tsu believes it can get you excited about seeing advertisements. (Seriously!)
That’s because Tsu, which launched on Tuesday with a $7 million
investment led by Sancus Capital Prive, is splitting its ad revenue with
users, paying them for actively posting on the platform and inviting
their friends to join, too.
New York-based Tsu, which looks a lot like Facebook at first glance,
only takes 10 percent of the ad revenue it generates, passing the other
90 percent back to users, according to founder Sebastian Sobczak. All
the ad revenue Tsu makes in one day, for example, is distributed to
users based on how many organic post-views they get during that 24-hour
period. The more views and engagement you generate as a user, the larger
portion of the pie you get.
This breakdown certainly benefits the site’s most popular users (i.e.
celebrities), but there are other ways to make money, too. Smaller
percentages of this revenue pie are also used as incentive for people to
invite their friends to Tsu, which is invite-only. Users also receive
payments when the friends they invite share engaging posts, too.
The idea is that content creators, not just the platform provider,
deserve to reap the monetary benefits that come with having an active
user base.
“If you contrast the established networks today, they’re like radio
stations playing everybody’s song and not giving them any royalties for
their work,” said Sobczak. “It’s very unusual that all these amazing
[users] provide this free content that is very valuable to them and is a
hundred percent monetized.”
Despite only launching publicly on Tuesday, Tsu received some early
support from investors and users alike. In addition to the funding from
Sancus Capital Prive, Tsu accumulated a handful of celebrity users on
the platform during the site’s beta test, including rapper 50 Cent and
NBA star Carmelo Anthony (although neither celeb has been active over
the past two weeks). Celebrity users can often help to put new social
products on the map, and Sobczak hopes Tsu is one of them.
The money and early celeb attention doesn’t mean Tsu is going to
dethrone Facebook anytime soon. Paying users to join your service may
not be common, but it’s not unheard of, either. Bubblews,
a social network founded in 2012 with a similar mindset, pays users
when the content they share generates engagement like comments or Likes.
The payouts are small — about one cent per Like — but the idea remains
the same.
Regardless, for Internet users sick of watching Facebook’s ad revenue
climb with the help of their personal data, Tsu might offer a reprieve.
Or at least a way to earn a quick buck.
Correction: Tsu launched mobile apps for iOS and
Android on Tuesday. The original version of this story said those apps
were still in the works.
Tsu (social network) wikipedia
This article is about the social networking service. For the Japanese aesthetic, see Iki_(aesthetics).
| Type | Private |
|---|---|
| Founded | July 1, 2013 |
| Headquarters | New York, New York, US |
| Area served | Worldwide |
| Founder(s) | |
| Key people | Sebastian Sobczak (CEO) Drew Ginsburg (VP Business Development) |
| Industry | Internet |
| Website | www |
| Written in | Ruby, Redis, and Cassandra |
| Alexa rank | Global 1,883 (As of 27 January 2015).[1] |
| Type of site | Social networking service |
| Registration | Required |
| Users | 1,000,000+ |
| Available in | English |
| Current status | Active |
Like Facebook, after registering to use the site, users may create a personal profile, add other users as friends, exchange messages, post status updates and photos, and receive notifications when others update their profiles.[4] Tsu differentiates itself from competitors by allowing its users to maintain ownership of the content they post.[5]
The inspiration for Tsu came from the story of Ed O'Bannon, the lead plaintiff in O'Bannon v. NCAA, an antitrust class action lawsuit against the National Collegiate Athletic Association regarding the association's use of the images of former student athletes for commercial purposes.[6]
Tsu has been compared extensively to Ello, a contemporary social network that rejects selling user data as a product; Tsu's approach is to instead embrace the user as a product, and to sell data to advertisers and share the profits with the users as compensation[7]
References
New social network Tsu signs one million users in just five weeks
New social network Tsu has
experienced explosive growth since it came out of stealth mode in
October 2014. On Thursday the site posted that it had reached the
milestone of one million users.
This
is an amazing achievement for a relatively unknown social network to
reach in five weeks. Social networking behemoth Facebook took ten months
to reach one million users on its platform. Tsu’s global rank on Alexa,
the measure of how popular the site is, has climbed from below 11,000
in October to 5,000 today.
So how has Tsu achieved this growth? The network grows by word of
mouth. Its existing users reach out across their social networks to find
new users who create accounts in the network.
You need to have an invite code from another user. The website http://Tsu.co will ask users for a code. http://tsu.co/nany004 will enable you to create your own Tsu account as you are accessing the site through an existing Tsu user.
This creates a network of users. Influential users recruit more users
to the site which enables Tsu to see who are the most influential in
its network. It can mine the relationships between its users to build up
a comprehensive network of relationships.
It is the relationship and engagement between users in each user’s
own network on Tsu that enable royalties from ad revenue to be created.
Users share posts with their network and more ad impressions are made
resulting in revenue for the platform.
Tsu has positioned itself as a socially responsive social network. It
distributes 90 percent of its royalties gained through ad revenue
to its content creators and their networks.
It also encourages users to donate their royalties to charities by using the “Transfer Funds” button on each user's wall.
Founder and CEO Sebastian Sobczak says that Tsu is the “first
socially responsible social network ... paying content royalties for the
commercial use of content creators’ likeness, image and work”.
Sobczak wants to “collaboratively change the lives of people for the better with these new found royalty streams”.
He donated $100 of his royalties to the non-profit organisation Charity Water, one of the first charities to benefit from peer to peer royalty transfers on Tsu.
Charities can easily set up a page on Tsu and check the box to accept peer payments from other Tsu users.
Currently the platform can only issue checks in US dollars. Hopefully
there will be mechanisms in place in the future to pay out to charities
across the world in their own local currencies. The team have not yet
been able to confirm that this will happen.
Gaining one million users in just over a month is an achievement in
itself. Encouraging users to redistribute their earnings by giving to
charity is a noble thing to do.
My first months' activities on Tsu have
earned me more royalties than I earned during seven years of social
activities on either Twitter or Facebook. Perhaps your activities will
too.
get 1k followers on tsu
Tsu invitation is a shortcode. If you want to join Tsu, click here
Ok, so you’ve joined TSU…what now? You want to build your Friends and Followers…right?
Firstly, let’s understand the difference.
What is a Follower?
A TSU Follower is someone who receives your content in their feed (your feed is what you look at when you click TSU – top middle – of your screen). If they see it, they might then Like, Comment or Share.
Following is a one-way relationship. If you follow someone, they will not see your content unless they follow you back.
You can Follow a maximum of 1000 people. You can have unlimited followers.
What is a Friend?
A Friend is a two-way relationship. If you are ‘Friends’, you will both see each others content. If someone is your ‘Friend’ you do not have to ‘Follow’ them as well.
You can Friend a maximum of 5000 people, and have 50 pending Friend requests.
You can also adjust your privacy settings (click your Name (top right)/Settings/Privacy). Within these setting you can decide who can:
Should you accept all Friend requests and Follow back everyone that follows you?
No. My advice would be to save your Friends for people you have a genuine relationship with, either prior to being on TSU or one you have developed over time on TSU.
Yes…this will make your account grow more slowly, but it will mean that the content you see (and possibly share) is far more interesting to you. It will make your whole TSU experience better.
If someone Follows you, go and take a look at their page. Is it of genuine interest to you? If so, follow them back. If not, don’t.
But, how do I get more Followers?
You have to look for people that are interested in what you do. For example, if you take photographs of flowers, find other people that take photographs of flowers (ones you like) and Follow them.
Take a look at their posts. Click the little heart (bottom right) and you’ll get a list of all the people that like their work. If you follow those people, it’s likely that they’ll be interested in your work too…and they’ll likely follow you back.
Tip – there are plenty of great photographers who’s profile can be found via the get follower in tsu. That’s a good place to start! 赚钱从互联网
Ok, so you’ve joined TSU…what now? You want to build your Friends and Followers…right?
Firstly, let’s understand the difference.
What is a Follower?
A TSU Follower is someone who receives your content in their feed (your feed is what you look at when you click TSU – top middle – of your screen). If they see it, they might then Like, Comment or Share.
Following is a one-way relationship. If you follow someone, they will not see your content unless they follow you back.
You can Follow a maximum of 1000 people. You can have unlimited followers.
What is a Friend?
A Friend is a two-way relationship. If you are ‘Friends’, you will both see each others content. If someone is your ‘Friend’ you do not have to ‘Follow’ them as well.
You can Friend a maximum of 5000 people, and have 50 pending Friend requests.
You can also adjust your privacy settings (click your Name (top right)/Settings/Privacy). Within these setting you can decide who can:
- Post on your diary
- Send you a message
- See the link to your Facebook/Twitter/Instagram profiles
Should you accept all Friend requests and Follow back everyone that follows you?
No. My advice would be to save your Friends for people you have a genuine relationship with, either prior to being on TSU or one you have developed over time on TSU.
Yes…this will make your account grow more slowly, but it will mean that the content you see (and possibly share) is far more interesting to you. It will make your whole TSU experience better.
If someone Follows you, go and take a look at their page. Is it of genuine interest to you? If so, follow them back. If not, don’t.
But, how do I get more Followers?
You have to look for people that are interested in what you do. For example, if you take photographs of flowers, find other people that take photographs of flowers (ones you like) and Follow them.
Take a look at their posts. Click the little heart (bottom right) and you’ll get a list of all the people that like their work. If you follow those people, it’s likely that they’ll be interested in your work too…and they’ll likely follow you back.
Tip – there are plenty of great photographers who’s profile can be found via the get follower in tsu. That’s a good place to start! 赚钱从互联网
first of all go to the link bellow click here
after that choose the newest post and do this
go to this link
go to the like button
add and follow all the list because they are active users
they will accept you rapidly
ok after that you will see that you got invitations
enjoy
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how to get 1000 followers on tsu
Tsu invitation is a shortcode. If you want to join Tsu, click here
Ok, so you’ve joined TSU…what now? You want to build your Friends and Followers…right?
Firstly, let’s understand the difference.
What is a Follower?
A TSU Follower is someone who receives your content in their feed (your feed is what you look at when you click TSU – top middle – of your screen). If they see it, they might then Like, Comment or Share.
Following is a one-way relationship. If you follow someone, they will not see your content unless they follow you back.
You can Follow a maximum of 1000 people. You can have unlimited followers.
What is a Friend?
A Friend is a two-way relationship. If you are ‘Friends’, you will both see each others content. If someone is your ‘Friend’ you do not have to ‘Follow’ them as well.
You can Friend a maximum of 5000 people, and have 50 pending Friend requests.
You can also adjust your privacy settings (click your Name (top right)/Settings/Privacy). Within these setting you can decide who can:
Should you accept all Friend requests and Follow back everyone that follows you?
No. My advice would be to save your Friends for people you have a genuine relationship with, either prior to being on TSU or one you have developed over time on TSU.
Yes…this will make your account grow more slowly, but it will mean that the content you see (and possibly share) is far more interesting to you. It will make your whole TSU experience better.
If someone Follows you, go and take a look at their page. Is it of genuine interest to you? If so, follow them back. If not, don’t.
But, how do I get more Followers?
You have to look for people that are interested in what you do. For example, if you take photographs of flowers, find other people that take photographs of flowers (ones you like) and Follow them.
Take a look at their posts. Click the little heart (bottom right) and you’ll get a list of all the people that like their work. If you follow those people, it’s likely that they’ll be interested in your work too…and they’ll likely follow you back.
Tip – there are plenty of great photographers who’s profile can be found via the get follower in tsu. That’s a good place to start! 赚钱从互联网
Ok, so you’ve joined TSU…what now? You want to build your Friends and Followers…right?
Firstly, let’s understand the difference.
What is a Follower?
A TSU Follower is someone who receives your content in their feed (your feed is what you look at when you click TSU – top middle – of your screen). If they see it, they might then Like, Comment or Share.
Following is a one-way relationship. If you follow someone, they will not see your content unless they follow you back.
You can Follow a maximum of 1000 people. You can have unlimited followers.
What is a Friend?
A Friend is a two-way relationship. If you are ‘Friends’, you will both see each others content. If someone is your ‘Friend’ you do not have to ‘Follow’ them as well.
You can Friend a maximum of 5000 people, and have 50 pending Friend requests.
You can also adjust your privacy settings (click your Name (top right)/Settings/Privacy). Within these setting you can decide who can:
- Post on your diary
- Send you a message
- See the link to your Facebook/Twitter/Instagram profiles
Should you accept all Friend requests and Follow back everyone that follows you?
No. My advice would be to save your Friends for people you have a genuine relationship with, either prior to being on TSU or one you have developed over time on TSU.
Yes…this will make your account grow more slowly, but it will mean that the content you see (and possibly share) is far more interesting to you. It will make your whole TSU experience better.
If someone Follows you, go and take a look at their page. Is it of genuine interest to you? If so, follow them back. If not, don’t.
But, how do I get more Followers?
You have to look for people that are interested in what you do. For example, if you take photographs of flowers, find other people that take photographs of flowers (ones you like) and Follow them.
Take a look at their posts. Click the little heart (bottom right) and you’ll get a list of all the people that like their work. If you follow those people, it’s likely that they’ll be interested in your work too…and they’ll likely follow you back.
Tip – there are plenty of great photographers who’s profile can be found via the get follower in tsu. That’s a good place to start! 赚钱从互联网
first of all go to the link bellow click here
after that choose the newest post and do this
go to this link
go to the like button
add and follow all the list because they are active users
they will accept you rapidly
ok after that you will see that you got invitations
enjoy
Family Tree
Half of a user’s earned revenue comes from the growth and activity
of their personal network. All users on tsū have their own Family Tree,
which indicates the number of users they’ve brought to the platform and
the overall network growth they’ve provided. When viewing the Family
Tree, a user’s network is organized as such:
Friends - The tsū members that are your friends. (You may or may not have invited them to join tsū).
Children - All of the members you’ve directly invited to join tsū via your shortcode.
New Children - The newest members you’ve invited to join tsū via your shortcode.
Network - The overall members that stem from your invitations to join tsū. This includes anyone that has joined directly via your member shortcode, as well as the users that have joined one or more ‘generations’ away from your member shortcode. Please note, members who join directly through your shortcode are qualified as your ‘Children’, and the members your ‘Children’ invite are called your ‘GrandChildren’ and so on.
Followers - The tsū members that Follow you. (You may or may not have invited them to join tsū).
Children - All of the members you’ve directly invited to join tsū via your shortcode.
New Children - The newest members you’ve invited to join tsū via your shortcode.
Network - The overall members that stem from your invitations to join tsū. This includes anyone that has joined directly via your member shortcode, as well as the users that have joined one or more ‘generations’ away from your member shortcode. Please note, members who join directly through your shortcode are qualified as your ‘Children’, and the members your ‘Children’ invite are called your ‘GrandChildren’ and so on.
Followers - The tsū members that Follow you. (You may or may not have invited them to join tsū).
MANAGE MY ELECTRONIC WALLET TSU
MANAGE MY ELECTRONIC WALLET
Users have the ability to transfer funds from their bank to other
friends, charities or members. Users can also receive a check for their
earned revenue once their bank reaches $100.
Select bank on the left side of the navigation bar, click “redeem”
and complete the redemption request. tsū will perform some validation
checks before mailing a check to the user. A user must have a minimum of
$100 in their tsū bank in order to request a check.
tsū never asks users for their banking or credit card information
for using its social networking or payments features. All of the
monetary value that accrues to the user is based on the relevance of
their content and the size of your network. The only way to add money is
to earn revenue by sharing quality content or having friends transfer
funds To your tsū bank.
To the right under every friend’s cover photo, there is a “Transfer
Funds” button. Press this button, input the amount you want to transfer,
then press “donate.” The amount of transferable funds cannot exceed the
amount of money in the sender’s tsū bank. tsū charges a flat 3%
transaction fee for any peer-to-peer and merchant services transaction.
Yes. A user can change their username by going to their profile
picture in the upper right, which will take the user to their Settings
page.
In settings, select ‘General’ and update information as needed.
Tip: Choose a simple name or use the same name you are known by on other social platforms (it’s easier for your audience).
In settings, select ‘General’ and update information as needed.
Tip: Choose a simple name or use the same name you are known by on other social platforms (it’s easier for your audience).
Go to the upper right section of the site, click on your profile
photo, select Settings and then go to Notifications and then you can
manage all the notifications you receive.
Go to the upper right section of the site, click on your profile
photo, select Settings and then go to General and then you can change
your password.
We're sorry to see you go! You can delete your tsu account by clicking here.
This action is permanent: deleted accounts cannot be restored and the
funds in your wallet will be distributed back to the community.
FAQ'S about tsu
IMPORTANT NOTIFICATION:
tsu.co is a community for authentic engagement. Please treat it respectfully. Users who spam or post inappropriate content will be banned in order to preserve the community.FAQ
tsū is a free social network and payment platform that shares up to 90% of revenues with its users.
(tsū is pronounced ‘Sue’)
(tsū is pronounced ‘Sue’)
1. Ownership - We believe in real ownership,
which only exists when users own the rights to their content and the
economics that come with it. Users should be compensated for their
likeness, image and content. It’s simple and it’s the right thing to do.
2. Access - We share social revenues with everyone, for any type of content, size of network or level of influence. Using tsū requires nothing more than what you already do on other social media platforms today.
3. Empowerment - Our model is global, scalable, and designed to empower the user. For the first time every user can be a content creator earning royalties in perpetuity.
2. Access - We share social revenues with everyone, for any type of content, size of network or level of influence. Using tsū requires nothing more than what you already do on other social media platforms today.
3. Empowerment - Our model is global, scalable, and designed to empower the user. For the first time every user can be a content creator earning royalties in perpetuity.
tsū shares social revenues that come from third party ads,
sponsorships and partnerships. Once economics are created, tsū receives
10% to maintain the platform. Half of the remaining earned revenue is
paid to the user who created the content. The other half of the
remaining earned revenue is distributed to the user’s network Family Tree. Users on tsū monetize their content and network in perpetuity, which continues to grow alongside the community.
New members can only join tsū by user invitation (via member
shortcodes.) Our invite-only system enables us to track and distribute
network value to the users who help tsū grow.
Yes, as a user on social media platforms, your content and
interactions are valuable. On tsū, you will get paid for your content.
Half of your earned revenue is in the form of royalties generated by the
content you post. Sharing content on tsū is as simple as any other
social platform. Sign up, post your status, photos, or videos to your
page, and engage with your friends as little or as often as you’d like.
Yes, your network is also valuable. The other half of your earned
revenue on tsū comes from the growth and activity of your personal
social network. One third of all users’ content-generated revenue is
passed up to the person that directly invited them to join tsū. A third
of the remaining shared revenue will then go to the person that invited
that user, and so on. The generations of users in your personal network
are a part of what we call your Family Tree. To learn more about the algorithm that tsu uses to distribute network value, visit: What is the tsu Algorithm?
Tsū’s algorithm automatically tracks, measures, and distributes revenue to the appropriate user and their Family Tree.
At a high level, 90% of revenues are distributed to users. To maintain
the platform, tsū receives 10%. To see how this breaks down, let’s take a
look at 4 users, all with varying start dates on tsū:
- $100 of earned revenue is generated based on the content user D shared (photos, videos, status updates, etc.)
Part 2
- 90% of earned revenue go to the users. In this case, $90 of the $100 is shared with all the users.
- tsū takes 10% of the $100 for platform fees. In this case $10.
Part 3
- User D, the original content creator takes 50% of the $90. In this case, $45.
- User C gets 33.3% (1/3) of the original $90 generated. In this case, $29.70
- User B gets 11.1% (1/3 of 1/3 = 1/9) of the original $90 generated. In this case $9.99
- User A gets 3.70% (1/3 of 1/3 of 1/3 = 1/27) of the original $90 generated. In this case $3.33
- This is what we call the rule of infinite thirds
User A invites user B, who invites user C, who invites user D
Part 1- $100 of earned revenue is generated based on the content user D shared (photos, videos, status updates, etc.)
Part 2
- 90% of earned revenue go to the users. In this case, $90 of the $100 is shared with all the users.
- tsū takes 10% of the $100 for platform fees. In this case $10.
Part 3
- User D, the original content creator takes 50% of the $90. In this case, $45.
- User C gets 33.3% (1/3) of the original $90 generated. In this case, $29.70
- User B gets 11.1% (1/3 of 1/3 = 1/9) of the original $90 generated. In this case $9.99
- User A gets 3.70% (1/3 of 1/3 of 1/3 = 1/27) of the original $90 generated. In this case $3.33
- This is what we call the rule of infinite thirds
Tsu invitation
Tsu invitation is a shortcode. If you want to join Tsu, click here.
PS: This website is not the official site of Tsu,
and has no connection with it. I’m an independent user explaining how to
invite and how to use this new social platform.
What is Tsu?
As a user on social media platforms, your content and interactions are valuable. Tsu
is a social network that shares up to 90% of revenues with its users.
This social media receives only 10% to maintain the platform. Half of
the remaining earned revenue is paid to the user who created the
content. The other half is distributed to the user’s network Family Tree. Users on Tsu monetize their content and network in perpetuity, which continues to grow alongside the community.
How to earn money with Tsu?
The Tsu algorithm automatically tracks, measures, and distributes revenue to the appropriate user and their Family Tree. Let’s take a look at 4 users, all with varying start dates on tsu platform:
User A invites user B, who invites user C, who invites user D
How it works:
- $100 of earned revenue is generated based on the content user D shared (photos, videos, status updates, etc.)
- 90% of earned revenue go to the users. In this case, $90 of the $100 is shared with all the users.
- Tsu takes 10% of the $100 for platform fees. In this case $10.
- User D, the original content creator takes 50% of the $90 ($45).
- User C gets 33.3% (1/3) of the original $90 generated ($29.70).
- User B gets 11.1% (1/3 of 1/3 = 1/9) of the original $90 generated ($9.99).
- User A gets 3.70% (1/3 of 1/3 of 1/3 = 1/27) of the original $90 generated ($3.33). And so on and so forth.
Some people are earning money very fast, as you can see below:
How to join Tsu without an tsu invitation?
New members can only join tsu by a tsu invitation like this: tsu.co/nany004
The Tsu
company was founded in 2013 by Sebastian Sobczak, Drew Ginsburg,
Thibault Boullenger and Jonathan Lewin. The group received a $7 million
investment led by Sancus Capital Prive.
In Japanese Tsu means a spread of information among those who are connoisseurs of a particular area.
So, are you on tsu? Join now! It is free! Invite others too.
Tuesday, February 17, 2015
how to get more followers on tsu
first of all go to the link bellow click here
after that choose the newest post and do this
go to this link
go to the like button
add and follow all the list because they are active users
they will accept you rapidly
ok after that you will see that you got invitations
enjoy
Monday, February 16, 2015
The proof of Tsu paying 100 $
TSU is Social Media Manager, Social Media that Pays When You POST,
LIKE and SHARE.. This Site Is Changing The GAME! TSU is Look Like
FaceBook Platform, Absolutely FREE To Join… TSU is a new social media
site that decided to pay 90% of the revenue made, back to the
users.
SIGN UP NOW – GOING VIRAL ==> https://www.tsu.co/nany004
(TSU) This Site is Safe To use. Check Here ==> http://www.scamadviser.com/check-website/tsu.co The first proof of Tsu paying 100 $
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