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RE: Steemit Enterprise Ad Platform: A solution to vote bot abuse
One question I have - it looks like you are changing flat USD per month charges. How will you deal with changing STEEM prices? Also, what happens if the customer’s posts get downvoted?
I charge Fiat, but I'll take crypto if they want to offer it, though I doubt any of my potential clients will want to pay in crypto right now. Because it's a monthly subscription, I'll help them dollar cost average into purchasing steem and spending it. The price of STEEM shouldn't affect their ability to promote much at all. They'll be spending it right away on promotional efforts.
With regards to downvoting, remember that I'm only targeting a few large customers so it's very hands on. I'll be actively advising them on what type of content will do well. Essentially I'll be their Steem social media manager... for the time being...
That sounds cool. Can you walk me through what a typical experience would be like? Let’s say I go with the $500/month plan. What exactly does that get me? What would I expect to see?
Sure, so a $500 plan would basically get a single promoted post per month marketed on Steemit or D.tube (depending on the type of content) and we'll manage the posting, promoting (vote buying or bot bidding) that's needed. Depending on how well the post was voted by the community your rewards for the post will vary. At the end of the week when the rewards are paid out, you can recycle those funds into the promotional budget of the next promoted post. Of course $500 per month is a minimum and you can feel free to add any amount at anytime to optimize your investment.
Ok, cool :)
what % of the upfront $500 do you expect will be used to get the post on the front page? Also, wouldn't placing it on the front of a relevant page be more enticing (assuming ppl can follow tags)? I rarely go to the front page of Steemit.com.
also, how many posts/month does the $500 subscription include? If only 1 post, then it would need to make upwards of $650 to cover the cost of the subscription + 20% beneficiary fee on the post, right? That's break even. My math must be wrong.
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