Topic: What do you think about owning and selling your content on social media? (Read 374 times)
January 23, 2022, 05:09:57 AM
I am not selling my content on social media but i definitely make some money thanks to social media. We use facebook ads to advertise our business and the result is great. Especially from facebook. Social media are incredibly powerful and there is nothing wrong about people using this power. I guess the people who do sell it know a lot about what is product matching and how to use it for their own benefit.
January 21, 2022, 06:11:47 AM
We are working for money. If anyone is good in creating and writing blogs, articles etc. It's good for them to selling their content or articles on social media.
secondly it will put your content in a top position against your competitors.
thirdly, you can build your brand awareness and engage with potential audience.
secondly it will put your content in a top position against your competitors.
thirdly, you can build your brand awareness and engage with potential audience.
January 21, 2022, 01:31:35 AM
Many 'influencers' making millions are entrepreneurs and they’re positively benefiting our economy.
The more money they generate can even create new jobs when they hire people.
Efficiently using social media seems like an effective method to acquire wealth.
The more money they generate can even create new jobs when they hire people.
Efficiently using social media seems like an effective method to acquire wealth.
January 16, 2022, 02:54:49 PM
Is a way like any other to make money, earning on the internet there is nothing to be ashamed of as long as you earn every tool is good
January 16, 2022, 09:42:36 AM
It is a great idea. It will help both the buyer and seller to reach out to many potential client both locally and internationally.
January 15, 2022, 05:25:23 AM
If you can make money & even an income on social media & it’s in a legal way then sure, go for it. I respect anybody with entrepreneurial capabilities. Even better if you can do it from the comfort of your own home.
January 14, 2022, 02:43:09 PM
Still interesting an prospect to think and behold of, but where the problem lies and its still sticky and hairy, is the execution of the project. Some blockchain based projects like Steemit and non-blockchain based like Medium have tried it and ended up bottling the job. I still think there's a future in that prospect though
January 14, 2022, 02:29:00 PM
From my view content is not something that sellable, if it already published it becomes the public ownership. It could be make money if you are hiring someone to make you a content, or the content itself is promoting a product that will be sold on also on the public, the money is coming from there.
But if you are on several platform like youtube, you could register your license to your content so it will be not able to steal.
There are thousands of books that are published and yet not public domain at all. Writers deal with publishing houses and they end up taking care of all the printing and media and all of that which results with authors making money. Same logic applies here, just because it is online and not on your hands doesn't change it, you could also be an author and your book could be ebook sold online and yet it is still illegal to distribute it.But if you are on several platform like youtube, you could register your license to your content so it will be not able to steal.
I am not saying that it is not available, I downloaded games and movies on torrent before, but it just doesn't make the creators stop. Just because we downloaded games and movies online doesn't mean that the industry stopped or crashed, in fact they are making even more money these days in billions. So we should not really be that much shocked about the current situation and we should be focusing on how we can improve it.
January 14, 2022, 11:19:06 AM
Does this appeal to you?
Please share your thoughts
what kind of content do you mean? if an article or art. still okay. and many do it as part of a promotion of some sort. but if selling personal photos. family or things that are private I do not want. depending on what content . Please share your thoughts
January 14, 2022, 10:02:02 AM
Readers do not need to pay. What I mean is that they will only pay when they want to be the owner of a valuable phrase, story, or content. Then that person can sell it. Ownership means that the post will be on your social profile.
Yes, that's true, because before the buyer doesn't want to own it, then he can only see things like collections of goods in the marketplace or like E-Commerce.So it's also almost the same as the others although the way it starts is a little different from people selling other items
From my view content is not something that sellable, if it already published it becomes the public ownership. It could be make money if you are hiring someone to make you a content, or the content itself is promoting a product that will be sold on also on the public, the money is coming from there.
But if you are on several platform like youtube, you could register your license to your content so it will be not able to steal.
January 14, 2022, 05:31:44 AM
Readers do not need to pay. What I mean is that they will only pay when they want to be the owner of a valuable phrase, story, or content. Then that person can sell it. Ownership means that the post will be on your social profile.
Yes, that's true, because before the buyer doesn't want to own it, then he can only see things like collections of goods in the marketplace or like E-Commerce.So it's also almost the same as the others although the way it starts is a little different from people selling other items
January 14, 2022, 01:07:14 AM
I think a little more explanation on this would have been helpful for people to understand what you're trying to talk about here. When you say owning your content online, are you trying to say that people will own a particular content that they write online, and when readers wants to read it they would have to pay them for it?
I have seen quite a few platforms that are similar to what you are talking about here. Take for example, steemit.com is one of the platforms where users write content, and when readers appreciate their contents they drop a like on it, and the more likes that the writers are able to get, the more that they are going to be paid for the content that they create on the platform.
So, I am guessing that you mean something like that, or maybe you’re trying to say that readers may have to buy the content from the writers?
Readers do not need to pay. What I mean is that they will only pay when they want to be the owner of a valuable phrase, story, or content. Then that person can sell it. Ownership means that the post will be on your social profile.I have seen quite a few platforms that are similar to what you are talking about here. Take for example, steemit.com is one of the platforms where users write content, and when readers appreciate their contents they drop a like on it, and the more likes that the writers are able to get, the more that they are going to be paid for the content that they create on the platform.
So, I am guessing that you mean something like that, or maybe you’re trying to say that readers may have to buy the content from the writers?
January 13, 2022, 11:38:21 PM
I think a little more explanation on this would have been helpful for people to understand what you're trying to talk about here. When you say owning your content online, are you trying to say that people will own a particular content that they write online, and when readers wants to read it they would have to pay them for it?
I have seen quite a few platforms that are similar to what you are talking about here. Take for example, steemit.com is one of the platforms where users write content, and when readers appreciate their contents they drop a like on it, and the more likes that the writers are able to get, the more that they are going to be paid for the content that they create on the platform.
So, I am guessing that you mean something like that, or maybe you’re trying to say that readers may have to buy the content from the writers?
Readers do not need to pay. What I mean is that they will only pay when they want to be the owner of a valuable phrase, story, or content. Then that person can sell it. Ownership means that the post will be on your social profile.I have seen quite a few platforms that are similar to what you are talking about here. Take for example, steemit.com is one of the platforms where users write content, and when readers appreciate their contents they drop a like on it, and the more likes that the writers are able to get, the more that they are going to be paid for the content that they create on the platform.
So, I am guessing that you mean something like that, or maybe you’re trying to say that readers may have to buy the content from the writers?
January 13, 2022, 10:41:55 PM
Does this appeal to you?
Please share your thoughts
that really depends on what you mean and which social media's you are talking about. If you are talking about social medias like Facebook or similiar, you may find that a lot of content is being stolen and its basically nearly impossible to track down and do anything against the culprits. So owning is a big problem. And selling something anyone can steal anyway.... Well... Thats a problem too.Please share your thoughts
January 13, 2022, 10:24:39 PM
Does this appeal to you?
Please share your thoughts
that really depends on what you mean and which social media's you are talking about. If you are talking about social medias like Facebook or similiar, you may find that a lot of content is being stolen and its basically nearly impossible to track down and do anything against the culprits. So owning is a big problem. And selling something anyone can steal anyway.... Well... Thats a problem too. Please share your thoughts
January 13, 2022, 08:54:42 PM
I think a little more explanation on this would have been helpful for people to understand what you're trying to talk about here. When you say owning your content online, are you trying to say that people will own a particular content that they write online, and when readers wants to read it they would have to pay them for it?
I have seen quite a few platforms that are similar to what you are talking about here. Take for example, steemit.com is one of the platforms where users write content, and when readers appreciate their contents they drop a like on it, and the more likes that the writers are able to get, the more that they are going to be paid for the content that they create on the platform.
So, I am guessing that you mean something like that, or maybe you’re trying to say that readers may have to buy the content from the writers?
Readers do not need to pay. What I mean is that they will only pay when they want to be the owner of a valuable phrase, story, or content. Then that person can sell it. Ownership means that the post will be on your social profile. I have seen quite a few platforms that are similar to what you are talking about here. Take for example, steemit.com is one of the platforms where users write content, and when readers appreciate their contents they drop a like on it, and the more likes that the writers are able to get, the more that they are going to be paid for the content that they create on the platform.
So, I am guessing that you mean something like that, or maybe you’re trying to say that readers may have to buy the content from the writers?
January 13, 2022, 05:06:27 PM
I think a little more explanation on this would have been helpful for people to understand what you're trying to talk about here. When you say owning your content online, are you trying to say that people will own a particular content that they write online, and when readers wants to read it they would have to pay them for it?
I have seen quite a few platforms that are similar to what you are talking about here. Take for example, steemit.com is one of the platforms where users write content, and when readers appreciate their contents they drop a like on it, and the more likes that the writers are able to get, the more that they are going to be paid for the content that they create on the platform.
So, I am guessing that you mean something like that, or maybe you’re trying to say that readers may have to buy the content from the writers?
I have seen quite a few platforms that are similar to what you are talking about here. Take for example, steemit.com is one of the platforms where users write content, and when readers appreciate their contents they drop a like on it, and the more likes that the writers are able to get, the more that they are going to be paid for the content that they create on the platform.
So, I am guessing that you mean something like that, or maybe you’re trying to say that readers may have to buy the content from the writers?
January 13, 2022, 04:56:23 PM
I'm not contents creator so i have no experience for this field but present day most of people can making money from creating the particular contents and promote it through their social media such as instagram, twitter or youtube channels but first of all you should became an social media influencer with plenty of followers so your contents will attract people to buy it
They have always been avenues for content creators to earn money through their content that they create, whether you are a writer or you create content that has to do with videos, there’s always ways to earn with it. The thing is that you will have to build your audience, because your audience is the money that you are going to make from your content. Take for example, one can decide to be a Blogger, and when you have audience that regularly visit your website to read your contents, that would mean income for you. The same thing with video creators, when you have audience that watches your video, it also translates to money.
January 13, 2022, 10:42:45 AM
This will be made possible if there will be exclusivity of the product you are sellinging but most of those are not, once they are on the internet, everything can be copy and paste. Imagine, even the games that are worth millions to create are not safe to be crack, what makes a content to be unique? If only we can implement like an NFT where every item is unique and exclusive, and has some feature whenever someone owns it, no one can use it at all.
I will give specific examples. You create a saying ''OMG'' If you post it on the platform of the Cryptizen project. It will be yours, because you are the first. What I mean here is that everything becomes valuable if it is analyzed for value. Does this appeal to you? When your simple sentence is used by many people.Thank you. I am developing project in this direction. To help the community sell their content. If you have any ideas or suggestions please help me. About Difficulty, issues related to selling content. In your opinion, when the product is sold, should the author be entitled to any future transactions? Opensea is allowing it
You mean royalty, why not it still depends on the agreement, record companies are doing that even though they sold their content they still get a slice of the royalty you should have an option for royalty so the original author can still promote his works even though he did not own his works anymore, like composers or singers of songs, looking forward to get an update of your project that will benefit the community.
January 13, 2022, 10:28:20 AM
Thank you. I am developing project in this direction. To help the community sell their content. If you have any ideas or suggestions please help me. About Difficulty, issues related to selling content. In your opinion, when the product is sold, should the author be entitled to any future transactions? Opensea is allowing it
You mean royalty, why not it still depends on the agreement, record companies are doing that even though they sold their content they still get a slice of the royalty you should have an option for royalty so the original author can still promote his works even though he did not own his works anymore, like composers or singers of songs, looking forward to get an update of your project that will benefit the community.
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