So you want to monetise your efforts on the web, well ….
… this is a start, and I think we’ll see more of this in the future. I have been following TechCrunch TC50 and came across this:
The Whuffie bank has opened.
OK so the name might be a little ropey and it might not have the credibility of Coutts & Co, but then we all laughed at “twitter” but that’s come a long way, I think you’ll agree.
The way in which it works is by “banking contribution currency” (something that Vanessa and I have written about before), their algorithms pick up on the effort you put into the web and the effect you are having on web users, in the twitter case, via RT”s etc (facebook is coming). They then award you “currency” which you can exchange for “goods and services”.
Click here to learn more of how the “whuffies” are calculated.
Clearly this are early days and it’s probably not perfect, however, it’s a start, and with over 4,318,791 accounts already opened, who knows where it will go, PayPal started small and look at the size of them now.
Thought I would share this with you.
Regards
N
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