Celebs
Photos: Ghanaian celebrities interact with Vū-Mē Executive
The App is said to have been introduced in Ghana by some influential musicians like rapper Sarkodie.
Executives of the famous mobile video-sharing app, Vū-Mē, on Tuesday interacted with some of the country’s celebrities with the aim of promoting the App’s usage.
In a discussion, Leonard Pimentel, CEO and Chief Technology Officer for Lotus Research, owners of the Vū-Mē App said, content creators will receive revenue in several ways including views on content, sharing content, live pay-per-view events, native advertisements, SVOD, and live broadcasts, and in-app e-commerce.
“Unlike any other social or video platform online, Vū-Mē gives audiences an opportunity to make money alongside influencers just by watching and sharing videos they love,” Mr. said.
Also speaking at the Influencers engagement, Mr. Nana Kwame Oteng-Gyasi, Business Development Consultant for Vū-Mē in Africa, encouraged Ghanaians to make good use of the app.
“Vū-Mē has come to stay and it will not only put money and entertain us but also impact life. Lucky enough, Ghana is the first country to be introduced to Vū-Mē and we encourage Africa’s Young population to embrace this opportunity that will help curtail the huge unemployment on the continent,” he stated.
The celebrities are Sarkodie, Caroline Sampson, Lexis Bill, AJ Sarpong, Ameyaw Debrah and George Britton.
The rest include Abieku Santana, Bridget Otoo, Sarkodie and entertainment industry players and social media influencers as well as representatives from Standard Chartered Bank.
Vū-Mē
The App is said to have been introduced in Ghana by some influential musicians like rapper Sarkodie.
Vū-Mē is creating a new outlet for social influencers and content creators to share their entertaining video content and still make revenue for making such good videos.
Vu-Me is revolutionising digital video revenue sharing by offering an innovative pay-per-view model, giving creators, event organisers and the general public the freedom to live stream and offer pay per view services to reach clients who may not be available to physically be present to watch events and programs from the comfort of their phones.
Event organisers and content providers get to determine their own price for exclusive content while keeping a greater portion of earnings.
Vū-Mē is currently available for free downloads across Wi-Fi and mobile networks with industry-first levels of low latency, giving audiences the richest experience regardless of device.
