I have a great idea: we could set up a dedicated section for product promotion. Users would be categorized into five tiers—A1 through A5—based on their activity levels. Merchants could list products for others to share, with rewards varying according to the sharer's tier (e.g., A1 gets 0.001 XMR, A2 gets 0.0015 XMR, A3 gets 0.002 XMR, etc., with the specific amounts set by the merchant). Naturally, the merchant would cover these costs, as sharing effectively serves as advertising for them. If a product sells via a sharer's link, they would earn a 1% commission on the sale (again, the specific rate would be set by the merchant). I believe many people would be willing to share these offers; meanwhile, merchants could promote and advertise their products for a minimal investment—effectively turning sharers into a form of distributor for their goods.
I have a great idea: we could set up a dedicated section for product promotion. Users would be categorized into five tiers—A1 through A5—based on their activity levels. Merchants could list products for others to share, with rewards varying according to the sharer's tier (e.g., A1 gets 0.001 XMR, A2 gets 0.0015 XMR, A3 gets 0.002 XMR, etc., with the specific amounts set by the merchant). Naturally, the merchant would cover these costs, as sharing effectively serves as advertising for them. If a product sells via a sharer's link, they would earn a 1% commission on the sale (again, the specific rate would be set by the merchant). I believe many people would be willing to share these offers; meanwhile, merchants could promote and advertise their products for a minimal investment—effectively turning sharers into a form of distributor for their goods.