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What do you think about Tsu?
What about in comparison to EasySocial based network?
https://www.tsu.co/
In the past month a new social network called Tsu has been generating news. I signed up for it at tsu.co and I do not see much of a robust social network at all and can't really see this network being better than any EasySocial based social network.
I can't see this social network evolve over time to accommodate the needs of the users.
There are a few things that could prove useful in new versions of EasySocial, such as the core monetization. This is the best feature and only unique feature. It can be added with an EasySocial App. and be far more flexible.
Invite Code
You need to have an invite code from another user. The website http://Tsu.co will ask users for a code. I will do my best at https://www.tsu.co/RandallM to send you an invite code to enable you to create your own Tsu account as you are accessing the site through an existing Tsu user through the Invitation Only system.
Post your thoughts on Tsu below.
NEWS SOURCES:
ZDNET
New social network Tsu signs one million users in just five weeks
Summary: Tsu has been celebrating passing its one millionth user. But what is so different about the social media platform that has so many users flocking to sign up?
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.
http://www.zdnet.com/new-social-network-tsu-signs-one-million-users-in-just-five-weeks-7000036118/
re/Code
New Social Network Tsu — Which Pays Users Who Post — Raises $7 Million
October 21, 2014, 5:30 AM PDT
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.
http://recode.net/2014/10/21/new-social-network-tsu-which-pays-users-who-post-raises-7-million/
What about in comparison to EasySocial based network?
https://www.tsu.co/
In the past month a new social network called Tsu has been generating news. I signed up for it at tsu.co and I do not see much of a robust social network at all and can't really see this network being better than any EasySocial based social network.
I can't see this social network evolve over time to accommodate the needs of the users.
There are a few things that could prove useful in new versions of EasySocial, such as the core monetization. This is the best feature and only unique feature. It can be added with an EasySocial App. and be far more flexible.
Invite Code
You need to have an invite code from another user. The website http://Tsu.co will ask users for a code. I will do my best at https://www.tsu.co/RandallM to send you an invite code to enable you to create your own Tsu account as you are accessing the site through an existing Tsu user through the Invitation Only system.
Post your thoughts on Tsu below.
NEWS SOURCES:
ZDNET
New social network Tsu signs one million users in just five weeks
Summary: Tsu has been celebrating passing its one millionth user. But what is so different about the social media platform that has so many users flocking to sign up?
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.
http://www.zdnet.com/new-social-network-tsu-signs-one-million-users-in-just-five-weeks-7000036118/
re/Code
New Social Network Tsu — Which Pays Users Who Post — Raises $7 Million
October 21, 2014, 5:30 AM PDT
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.
http://recode.net/2014/10/21/new-social-network-tsu-which-pays-users-who-post-raises-7-million/
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