- It looks to me like a traffic exchange with crypto ads. In Web 2, it worked somehow, but you had to generate really huge traffic. For example, for a couple of thousand users, only one gave an email, and only for a couple of hundred emails, only one really signed up. These are some approximate ratios.
- CTP (click-track-profit) had something similar with Larry is here, but I don't think it works anymore.
- it all looks very complicated to me; online courses are very complex if you want quality preparation and to teach someone something and that someone is ready for it, because if you wish to some pay, it's bad traffic, users are only interested in clicking and nothing else
- I think it's a good idea with the slogan "How to earn crypto." Maybe you should have a page—I forget what it's called now—where if you click, you get something from a token, for example, LEN, and if you want to cash it in, you have to sign up to Hive. But that's complicated again, so I don't really know how to go about it. Maybe it's too ambitious all in all.
Thanks a lot for your great comment.
I went through traffic exchanges and it's kind of a dead world. So we wouldn't go there. We would create a squeeze page where people can enroll for a free online course. This course would be quite small with maybe 6 - 10 lessons. In these lessons, people would learn how to earn cryto and how liotes could help them to grow their income. To market this course, we would rather use web2.0 tools like instagram and tiktok.
ugh, I don't have an account there ... only Twitter; I used to have FB, but they banned me...
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