On this episode of CoinGeek Backstage, Luke Rohenaz explains TonicPow lowers the barrier to entry to affiliate marketing and influencer marketing via the blockchain.
TonicPow started off as a little widget that you could put on your website, but it has since then evolved into an advertising ecosystem using Bitcoin to solve decade-old challenges.
In a sneak peek video that debuted on CoinGeek Weekly Livestream, Kurt Wuckert Jr. takes us behind the scenes of the BTC conference in Miami, Florida, where he spoke with attendees like Tim Draper.
BSV blockchain technology is redefining who can serve as a marketing partner, while making it easier for companies to connect with influencers in a way that promises to dramatically overhaul this space.
On TonicPow, anyone with a Bitcoin wallet can earn money ($BSV) by posting on social media and sharing links.
Anyone with a BSV wallet can share website links created on TonicPow to earn Bitcoin, and anyone can create an advertiser profile to create links to fund an advertising campaign.
In this episode, Kurt opted to take questions from his live viewers where he answers each one candidly. He discussed a multitude of issues, engaging his viewers from start to the end of the livestream.
On this week’s episode of CoinGeek Conversations, Charles Miller talks to TonicPow founder and CEO Luke Rohenaz about his startup and its potential to go after the tech giants.
U.S. President Joe Biden has made his key appointees. How will his decisions affect the future of the digital currency industry in the United States?
In this episode, Kurt Wuckert Jr. interviews TonicPow co-founder and CEO Luke Rohenaz, while Patrick Thompson talks to TrueReviews founder and CEO Connor Murray.
Representatives from Twetch, TonicPow and TrueReviews took the virtual stage on Day 2 of CoinGeek Live to discuss how BSV has enabled new models for digital media and user content.
With Bitcoin SV, one business you might think of as consumer-facing is actually, at heart, for enterprises, and another enterprise platform is ultimately designed for consumers.
