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Likee Offers Creators Opportunity to Earn Money by Bringing New Users to Platform

Author : NewsGram Desk

In a bid to expand its user base, Likee, a short video platform from Singapore-based BIGO Technology, has launched a global referral programme including in India which offers the creators an opportunity to earn money by brining new users to the platform.

Under the referral programme, a signed creator can earn up to $1 by bringing one new fan to the Likee platform, the social media app said on Saturday.

In order to leverage this opportunity, the creators will have to share their exclusive "Invite Link" which they can find in the "Vlogger" section of the Likee platform.

Once the user has access to his/her "Invite Link", he/she needs to share it with the audiences via social media platforms or emails.

In a bid to expand its user base, Likee, a short video platform from Singapore-based BIGO Technology, has launched a global referral programme including in India which offers the creators an opportunity to earn money by brining new users to the platform. Pixabay

Creators will earn part amount once a new fan has signed up, Likee said.

Once the new fan starts to raise the level of activities resulting in improved user level, the invite gets further rewarded.

However, the reward amount will only be rolled out to the invitees for registrations done from new devices which have never installed the Likee app before.

With more number of unique devices signing up through a given Invite Link, the chances to earn a good amount of reward will expand exponentially.

Likee is a simple to use short video creating and sharing mobile app that can help you combine your talent with special effects to create a high quality, high engagement video.

Founded in Singapore in 2014, BIGO owns Bigo Live — a global live streaming app, Likee — a global short video creation platform, imo — a global video communication app, and other social apps.

BIGO said it clocked over 400 million total average monthly active users on its various social apps in the first quarter of this year. (IANS)

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