What is tsū? the social network

What is tsū?

tsū (‘Sue’) is a free social media payment platform. With tsū, users can monetize all social content in an exponential way due to the nature of how established social networks work and also in perpetuity since users forever tie themselves to other users vs. tying themselves to a platform. For the first time every content creator can attach their content to their social network and benefit from royalties in perpetuity. 

The platform has removed from the onboarding process, allowing users to invite others which ties users to each other and makes the arithmetic work.
Since tsu.co does not invite anyone to the platform itself, it instead allows users to utilize a short code invite system that tracks & distributes 100% of the social economics of the platform to its users. This unique architecture gives users an annuity for their content due to the way users tie themselves together through seamless invitations. 

As such, users are incentivized to grow the platform since the monetization overlays a network effect onto each tsū user’s social network. The more relevant a user’s content and the larger their network, the proportionally greater the monetization is.

As revenues are distributed to users and balances grow, tsū’s focus is its payment platform that manages user accounts and integrates numerous other apps while delivering credit products, peer-to-peer payments and merchant services. tsū also shares revenues from other integrated apps and financial products with its social network, thus strengthening the platform and introducing much larger markets into the fold than those of just the social model. 

In this way, users can be subsidized by 3rd parties (advertisers, partners and sponsors) while socializing, searching, listening to music, transacting, etc., basically do what they do daily on the web. For its efforts the company takes a fee of 10% once economics are created and distributes the rest to the network.

Such a system is ideal for all content creators, influencers and those with a captive audience (charities, musicians, artists, photographers, writers, publishers, producers, YouTubers©, managers, bloggers, businesses, athletes, team owners, enthusiasts, proud parents, etc.) who receive few royalties for their current online efforts. This is how users turn the status quo upside down and truly own their content. True ownership always includes ownership of the economics.