Topic: [ANN] [ICO] AQER: the first blockchain & AI marketplace for Vloggers and Brands - page 30. (Read 17325 times)
November 17, 2018, 12:15:09 PM
Wow, how do people come up with such unique ideas? Seriously, I wish you all the luck, the current ad system really needs some updating!
November 17, 2018, 12:12:24 PM
I know that this opinion will probably be unpopular on a blockchain-focused website, but “smart contracts” have lots of problems. They have a lot of potentials, but they have lots of downsides too. First of all, they aren’t even recognized as legal in many countries and states. Wouldn’t it harm the project?
You should not confuse blockchain technology and smart contracts with cryptocurrency tokens. These are different concepts. November 17, 2018, 12:00:35 PM
Hopefully, they will develop some sort of an API. It would be really helpful, for example, to see the rank of a vlogger while you watch their content or just to create a solution to have information about a number of creators on a handheld device.
it is not just the desire they have to do it anyway(api). as a priority, if they understand the market, then this should definitely be included in the development. otherwise, such an idea initially will not do anything. in any small project today it is a standard.
November 17, 2018, 11:59:54 AM
How do you plan to expand to other marketplaces? I see how a video blogger can place ads in their content, but music artists and authors? I don’t want to listen to an ad in the middle of a song, thank you.
These markets are completely different. While we understand your concern, a lot of brands already support music artists and writers. Our only aim is to make this process simpler by creating a ranked system and securing their contracts. November 17, 2018, 11:56:30 AM
I’m curious – how often does the AI adjust the ranks of each user? Will I be able to trust the rank I see, or will I need to wait for it to update?
November 17, 2018, 11:54:07 AM
Although Youtube has a mark that shows promoted content, not all vloggers choose to put it on their video. If transparency between all sides (including the audience) is key for this platform – sign me up.
It’s kind of more complicated. I have a couple of friends in the business, and they often complain that they are forced to put out a video without fully knowing if they’re going to get paid for it. The delays and bureaucratic nonsense are real problems, so don’t blame it on the creator. November 17, 2018, 11:53:56 AM
How do you plan to expand to other marketplaces? I see how a video blogger can place ads in their content, but music artists and authors? I don’t want to listen to an ad in the middle of a song, thank you.
These markets are completely different. While we understand your concern, a lot of brands already support music artists and writers. Our only aim is to make this process simpler by creating a ranked system and securing their contracts. November 17, 2018, 11:51:26 AM
How do you plan to expand to other marketplaces? I see how a video blogger can place ads in their content, but music artists and authors? I don’t want to listen to an ad in the middle of a song, thank you.
November 17, 2018, 11:43:18 AM
Although Youtube has a mark that shows promoted content, not all vloggers choose to put it on their video. If transparency between all sides (including the audience) is key for this platform – sign me up.
It’s kind of more complicated. I have a couple of friends in the business, and they often complain that they are forced to put out a video without fully knowing if they’re going to get paid for it. The delays and bureaucratic nonsense are real problems, so don’t blame it on the creator. November 17, 2018, 11:40:43 AM
Hopefully, they will develop some sort of an API. It would be really helpful, for example, to see the rank of a vlogger while you watch their content or just to create a solution to have information about a number of creators on a handheld device.
November 17, 2018, 11:39:31 AM
Not the first ICO here to use ERC20 standard, while there are newer and improved ones ready to be used. Honestly, I don’t get it, don’t you need to be at the forefront of innovation?
November 17, 2018, 11:35:22 AM
Although Youtube has a mark that shows promoted content, not all vloggers choose to put it on their video. If transparency between all sides (including the audience) is key for this platform – sign me up.
November 17, 2018, 11:25:25 AM
I’ve never seen any collabs on Youtube that were sponsored by anyone. Mostly creators only promote each other’s channels and “share” their fanbases. If this platform promotes a more pragmatic approach – it could either end very well or very badly for everyone. I'm hopeful, though.
November 17, 2018, 11:24:20 AM
It’s great to see that the platform will allow using smart contracts to distribute the payment between the whole production team. More and more creators are hiring some help, and not all of them are transparent about where the money goes. Now it will be much easier to demand your fair share.
November 17, 2018, 11:21:35 AM
The organic advertisement you mention in your whitepaper – so true! I often notice that when one Youtuber starts to promote a certain brand everyone follows suit! Kind of weird, it spreads like wildfire.
Well, a lot of Youtubers are associated with an entertainment network. So, when brands want to run a big ad campaign, they sign a contract with such a network and this way they get a deal with a bunch of creators.
Maybe they just use the same ad agency? November 17, 2018, 11:15:08 AM
The organic advertisement you mention in your whitepaper – so true! I often notice that when one Youtuber starts to promote a certain brand everyone follows suit! Kind of weird, it spreads like wildfire.
Well, a lot of Youtubers are associated with an entertainment network. So, when brands want to run a big ad campaign, they sign a contract with such a network and this way they get a deal with a bunch of creators. Maybe they just use the same ad agency? November 17, 2018, 11:12:54 AM
The organic advertisement you mention in your whitepaper – so true! I often notice that when one Youtuber starts to promote a certain brand everyone follows suit! Kind of weird, it spreads like wildfire.
Well, a lot of Youtubers are associated with an entertainment network. So, when brands want to run a big ad campaign, they sign a contract with such a network and this way they get a deal with a bunch of creators. November 17, 2018, 11:06:11 AM
How exactly will the calculation of KPI help to determine the best vlogger for a brand? I agree that these numbers could help to settle on a proper price, but it could lead to absurd consequences, like ads for a steak house on a vegetarian channel, etc.
If you’d paid more attention, you would have noticed that the brand will be able to use filters to choose an appropriate content niche for their ads.
November 17, 2018, 11:00:38 AM
The organic advertisement you mention in your whitepaper – so true! I often notice that when one Youtuber starts to promote a certain brand everyone follows suit! Kind of weird, it spreads like wildfire.
Well, a lot of Youtubers are associated with an entertainment network. So, when brands want to run a big ad campaign, they sign a contract with such a network and this way they get a deal with a bunch of creators. November 17, 2018, 11:00:09 AM
How exactly will the calculation of KPI help to determine the best vlogger for a brand? I agree that these numbers could help to settle on a proper price, but it could lead to absurd consequences, like ads for a steak house on a vegetarian channel, etc.
If you’d paid more attention, you would have noticed that the brand will be able to use filters to choose an appropriate content niche for their ads.Jump to: