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It's fast and easy to create your page and start earning advertising revenue. You can create a page about any topic and start posting content within seconds. Advertisers can then create and post ads on your page quickly and easily using the self service Ads Manager. Revenue Sharing As the page owner, you keep 80% of all advertising revenue earned on your page(s). Your earnings appear in your account automatically. Getting Paid Payments to page owners are sent on request at the end of each month. ---

About AychQ

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Rumors have been swirling that Facebook is about to announce that it will begin offering revenue sharing to all of its estimated 1.2 billion users worldwide. A source who has asked to remain anonymous says "It's only fair that the people who are doing all of the work of posting and sharing content should share in the wealth being generated by the platform." Of course none of this is true. Facebook has no intention of sharing anything. But we do. We share all advertising revenue with publishers (that's you). Visit www.trunqd.com to start now. It's fast, easy and 100% free.

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Mark Zuckerberg moved fast and broke shit, lots of shit. He broke journalism, by radically deflating the value of the digital advertising on which the livelihood of media now depends; he broke the reading habits of his users, the lab rats in his grand experiment, by constantly manipulating them and feeding them an endless stream of dreck to jack up their “engagement” with his site; and in a way, he broke American democracy, by sitting on his hands as a foreign adversary exploited his platform and by creating the world’s most efficient vehicle for spreading political lies and agitprop. Now, with the announcement that he’s largely stripping the News Feed of news, he’s breaking his own site, too. This radical overhaul of Facebook is a concession of defeat. At some point in Facebook’s rise—its march past the 2-billion-user mark—the realization dawned: Facebook is now the most powerful publisher in the business, the mother of all media gatekeepers. Initially, that realization dawned on everybody except apparently Facebook itself, perhaps a willed state of ignorance. The company described its product as a mere “tool,” and protested that it played no role in organizing the news that it broadcasts, as if it weren’t imposing its values on the News Feed, as if is weren’t providing a sense of hierarchy to the mass of posts it splays. That description, which trumpeted Facebook’s passivity and neutrality, could never really sustain close scrutiny. And after the election of Donald Trump, Facebook has received no end of that.

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This cheat sheet of engaging social media content ideas will help you out the next time you need to beat that dreaded writer’s block.

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Content marketing is one of the most powerful tools in today’s marketing toolkit, but finding ideas for regular, engaging content isn’t always easy. This vid...

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In 2016, there were approximately 3,424,971,237 Internet users worldwide – and the number is increasing rapidly. The billions (yes, BILLIONS!) of people that are on the Internet are doing all sorts…

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Currency of Share. A London startup develops a new way for readers to “pay” for content that uses sharing as the currency of choice rather than cash.

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What’s digital sharecropping, anyway? Digital sharecropping is a term coined by Nicholas Carr to describe a peculiar phenomenon of Web 2.0. One of the fundamental economic characteristics of Web 2.0 is the distribution of production into the hands of the many and the concentration of the economic rewards into the hands of the few. In other words, anyone can create content on sites like Facebook, but that content effectively belongs to Facebook. The more content we create for free, the more valuable Facebook becomes. We do the work, they reap the profit. The term sharecropping refers to the farming practices common after the U.S. Civil War, but it’s essentially the same thing as feudalism. A big landholder allows individual farmers to work their land and takes most of the profits generated from the crops. The landlord has all the control. If he decides to get rid of you, you lose your livelihood. If he decides to raise his fees, you go a little hungrier. You do all the work and the landlord gets most of the profit, leaving you a pittance to eke out a living on. Well, we’re professional content marketers — not subsistence farmers — and our work doesn’t involve 12-hour days in grueling conditions. So is sharecropping still dangerous?

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"2016 offered painful reminders of all the things that media doesn't control."

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The online video landscape has changed and the balance of power now resides with the audience, rather than with advertisers. Community is now king.

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Create fast, interactive articles on Facebook. Instant Articles load up to 10 times faster than the mobile web. Powerful creative tools help publishers bring their stories to life in new ways, like tilt-to-pan photos, auto-play video, embedded audio captions, and interactive maps.

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Currency of Share. A London startup develops a new way for readers to “pay” for content that uses sharing as the currency of choice rather than cash.

Content Marketing