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Maximizing creator rewards
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title: How Can I Maximize My Rewards As A Creator? | ||
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Creators on Subsocial are a diverse group, ranging from posters to commentators, with a number of avenues for earning rewards. | ||
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**In order for a creator to earn rewards, they need to [lock](https://sub.id/creators) at least 2,000 SUB.** | ||
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The most basic way to earn rewards is by posting. When people like your posts, you will receive rewards, | ||
depending on how many likes your posts get, and how much SUB each liker has locked. | ||
For this purpose, comments also count as posts; when your comments are liked, you will receive rewards. | ||
Additional strategies are available, thanks to Rewards Splitting, which splits rewards between multiple parties in a few situations. | ||
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For example, 70% of the rewards for a post will go to the post author, while 30% will go to the owner of the space that contains the post. | ||
As a creator, you can retain 100% of the rewards by posting in your own spaces. | ||
However, note that 70% of a large number is often bigger than 100% of a small number. | ||
Because of this, it may be smart to post in larger spaces with more followers. | ||
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Following that theme, creators can also work to grow their spaces, increasing the size of the their audience and community engagement, | ||
and allowing other creators to post in it, providing free rewards to the space owner, and increased engagement and rewards for other creators. | ||
It's a win-win situation. | ||
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Rewards for comments are also split, with 70% of the rewards going to the comment author, and 30% going to the creator of the original post. | ||
As a creator, you can work to encourage users to comment on your posts, and like good comments, which will give you more rewards. | ||
As a commentator, you can focus on commenting on popular posts, to get as many eyes as possible on your comments, | ||
and increase the chances that they will be liked. | ||
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When posts are shared, rewards are split 50/50. Therefore, you should create posts with a high likelihood of being shared, | ||
as shares can increase your reach and rewards. If you see a great post, you can share it and add some commentary, likely earning rewards in the process! | ||
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As you can see, there are a number of ways for creators to maximize their rewards. | ||
Determine what type of creator you are, and then craft a strategy to maximize your reach, visibility, engagement, and rewards. | ||
Ultimately, the size of your rewards is linked to the amount of activity you bring to the network! |
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