I am sure that we are all aware of the mantra; “If a product is for free then YOU are the product!”
It is a truth in life that most of our large social media sites do not rely on in-sourced armies of content creators to create content but rather lure people in to establish their own little piece of heaven on the interwebs where they can upload content and share news from other sites not owned or related to, for example, Twitter, Facebook or Instagram.
In turn then advertisers flock to these sites as they see numbers and reach – a bit like a casino where you bring your own product (money) to the floor and leave it there for the casino bosses to make more money from.
In the old days we established the MyPE Directory and allowed people to list their businesses for free.
This time around we are changing the game slightly and are offering to pay our TOP Content Creator for bringing the most content to MyGQ.
This is in the form of a competition and will end on 30 November 2023.
Links to get started on MyGQ:
- Win: https://mygq.co.za/win/
- Add your business/event/item/news for free: https://mygq.co.za
- MyGQ listings to date: https://mygq.co.za/all-listings/
- Quick Listing Application: https://mygq.co.za/quick-list/
Good luck in getting that Christmas Bonus courtesy of MyGQ.co.za
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Video: Facebook and Twitter Will NOT Pay You to Generate Content – MyGQ Will
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