How to Earn Money Through Likes on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram
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this useful post! Ever stumble upon a hilarious tweet and wish you could reward
its author with something more than just a favorite for getting you to bust a
gut laughing? Swedish start-up Flattr makes
that a reality. The online tip jar service lets you give physical money to
people you follow on such social sites as Twitter, Instagram and Vimeo based on
what content you like, star or favorite.
At the
beginning of the month users have a self-created budget, and they can like,
star or favorite as much content as they want. At the end of the month that
budget is divided by the number of liked, starred or favorited pieces, and that
cash is split equally among all of the content creators. But you as a content
creator, you can’t earn that money without being a member of Flattr yourself.
Note: Flattr pockets 10 percent of your monthly budget.
We
could see Flattr working for comedians or writers trying to get exposure and
earn money for their work. For example, if a comedian tweeted a really good
joke, users could pay them for the laugh, instead of going to their comedy show
and paying that way. Or a freelance writer could tweet a link to their latest article,
and people could donate to them via favoriting the tweet if they liked the
piece. Even photographers could prosper from Flattr: If they posted
Before you get started using
Flattr, though, follow these four steps to plan how you can get the most out of
the service.
Step 1: Choose
what you’d like to use Flattr for. If you want to receive money for your tweets
or Instagram pics, you can use the service as a creator. However, if you want
to donate to the creators, you can sign up as a supporter. Creating an account
is simply; just enter your username, password and email address then verify
your email address.
Step 2: Sync with your social accounts. The service
supports Facebook, Twitter, SoundCloud, GlitHub, Vimeo and Instagram. Users can
connect with all (if they have accounts on all of these social sites) or just
one.
Step 3: Find
other people using Flattr. The service only works if you use it with other
Flattr users. For example, if your favorite a tweet from your friend who uses
Flattr but you also favorite a tweet from a non-Flattr user, only the Flattr
user will receive funds at the end of the month.
Once
you’ve created your account, click on the Social tab on the top nav bar, then
click the green Invite Facebook Friends button. That way, you can send
invitations to any of your Facebook friends to join Flattr.
Step 4: Add money to your monthly budget. You can’t use
Flattr until you’ve put money in your virtual monthly budget using a credit
card. Users can select one out of four budget options; all are in Euros (but
Flattr gives a rough estimate of what each amount would be in U.S. dollars).
Plus, you can change your budget at any time. Although we think users would
appreciate more budget options or the choice to input their own dollar amount,
we appreciate that the budget amounts are relatively low. We could see users
shying away from using the service if they had to spend a large budget to use
it. Step 4: Add money to your monthly budget. You can’t use
Flattr until you’ve put money in your virtual monthly budget using a credit
card. Users can select one out of four budget options; all are in Euros (but
Flattr gives a rough estimate of what each amount would be in U.S. dollars).
Plus, you can change your budget at any time. Although we think users would
appreciate more budget options or the choice to input their own dollar amount,
we appreciate that the budget amounts are relatively low. We could see users
shying away from using the service if they had to spend a large budget to use
it.
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