Five short months from its launch in the spring of 2017, SWAPD begs the question, “If fame can be purchased in thirty minutes or less, who’s controlling what’s seen on social media?”

Tarnow, Poland -- (ReleaseWire) -- 08/25/2017 -- Welcome to the new purchasing power of fame. Big companies are paying regular folks for their social media influence. Turning tables to give the little guy a piece of the pie, a renegade marketing move is on trend. Quantifying the nature of influence, no matter where it comes from, sites like SWAPD and VirtualAccounts are here to play. And play they do. For instance, SWAPD, with only five months under their belt, has thousands of listings for influencer accounts all up for sale or swap. The company is already a booming business thanks to big companies who pay for organic followers. Simple enough, right? But, an even bigger question looms. If companies and political organizations can generate a larger following by subversively buying influence on social media, which messages are real?

David Kosiba, CEO of SKYNET, Inc. said of the marketing power of social media, "A person doesn't really have to be famous for who they are to get a large social media following. I mean, pets are famous now on Instagram, Facebook, and Snapchat. Their owners set them up with accounts and they get thousands of faithful followers daily. Do you think it's a coincidence when you check in with your favorite dog and today's post just happens to show the owner pouring dog chow in their dish? Can you read the label? There's a reason for that. These companies are top-of-mind because they use smart marketing. They're willing to pay upwards of $50k for influencer accounts to market to customers on social media without them consciously knowing it."

So, have a spectacular social media following that would look better as cash? Via an invite system, list the property - i.e., social media account, website, or domain and sell, buy, or swap it. With industry-leading response times, a 10% transaction fee applies for SWAPD as staff holds transactions in escrow for safety assurance, gives property audits, and price suggestions.

About SKYNET, Inc.
SKYNET, Inc. was founded in 2010 and is the parent company of SWAPD.co and ViralAccounts.com. The company is fully-licensed and registered in Europe to buy, sell, and trade established social media accounts to marketing firms and website owners to optimize brand awareness.

Location Information:
Bora Komorowskiego 5b/22
Tarnow 33-100

Contact:
David Kosiba
CEO, SKYNET, Inc.
email@davidkosiba.com
721 468 828

Websites:
https://SWAPD.co/
http://skynetinc.pl/

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Seeing the windfall in buying popular social media accounts from the digital age’s newest commodity, “the influencer” advertisers create a new market niche.

Malopolska, Poland -- (ReleaseWire) -- 05/01/2017 -- With the lightening speed of the digital age, the term influential properties just broadened its reach. Popular social media accounts are now just that, properties of influence. Seeing the advantage in buying social media accounts, advertisers are monetizing not only what influencers have to say, but how they say it. Creating leverage for themselves by cherry-picking accounts that have a built-in audience wholly interested in their products, they cut to the chase. They also share the wealth and pay up to $50k per account. And why shouldn't they? For the price of a few thousand dollars, they can have a ready customer base all too willing to fork over much-coveted sales.

So, thanks to a little investment and popular websites such as ViralAccounts.com, BuySellAccounts.com, or FanPageCash.org, anyone can get a large social following immediately. Social media accounts like Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter and Vine with a large following are sold and resold via quotes based on the social account's value. When accepted, sellers receive cash the same day they sell. Buyers take possession of the account and start disseminating their own information on the sly to create brand awareness. This tact quickly turns to the generation of leads, sales, and free advertising. Is it any wonder that big sites like Diply.com and Likes.com are constantly on the hunt for these properties.

David Kosiba, the owner of ViralAccounts.com and SWAPD.co which is a forum app that acts as a community for buying and selling social properties, said of the new trend, "Once you have a lot of followers, it's easy to get advertisers to take notice of you. All it takes is connecting your popular social account and a simple sign up process. The more desirable your social profile is, the more offers you will receive. One kid that's got eight million fans gets $12,000 for a single Instagram post. Lucrative isn't even the word."

About SKYNET, Inc.
SKYNET, Inc. was founded in 2010 and is the parent company of ViralAccounts. Registered in Europe, ViralAccounts.com buys and sells established social media accounts to marketing firms and website owners to optimize brand awareness.

Contact:
David Kosiba
Owner & Operator, SKYNET, Inc.
support@viralaccounts.com
+48 721 468 828

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In a world where social media is king and a virtual “nobody” can become famous overnight, ViralAccounts.com owner, and operator, David Kosiba says only the famous need not apply when it comes to making thousands of dollars to upload an Instagram photo.

Tarnow, Malopolska -- (ReleaseWire) -- 12/08/2016 -- In the digital age where news travels faster than the time it took to make it, most know their way around social media like the back of their hand. But do they know that social media marketing can net users a hefty payday? Makes one wonder if that code can be cracked by anyone without a steady place in the zeitgeist and the bank account to prove it. According to the research of D'Marie Analytics, celebrities such as Kylie Jenner, Selena Gomez, Taylor Swift, or Rihanna make five to six figures for a single social status update. Regardless if it's Facebook, Instagram, SnapChat, or Twitter, all it takes is one upload to net them more than most Americans make in a year. The good news is, recent marketing methods reveal that this money making machine isn't exclusive to celebrities. "Regular Joes," even with very little experience in social media, are getting in on the action. It's all thanks to a little big thing called influencer platforms.

David Kosiba, owner, and operator of ViralAccounts.com, said of the increasing trend, "The lucrative side of social media is being infiltrated by everyday people, due to the recent sprout of available resources and guides that reveal just how easy it is to 'make it' in this medium. The concept is quite simple. It combines the influence of celebrities and the advertising power of companies. Think of it like this. It's natural that businesses need exposure to survive and famous people with a large following can fulfill that need. However, these days, influence isn't exclusive to celebrities. Anyone with a large social following, whether he is a famous world-known actor or a 14-year-old YouTuber streaming video games, is considered influential."

So how can an everyday social media user, with no social presence, earn like the celebrities do? It's easier than one would think. They do it by buying already established social media properties. It turns out influence is not only lucrative; it's also for sale.

Social media accounts on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter and Vine with a large following are now referred to as properties. And these properties are sold and resold at popular websites such as BuySellAccounts.com, ViralAccounts.com or FanPageCash.org. Catering to all budgets, these companies provide influential accounts on every popular platform that just happen to be up for sale. With little investment, anyone can get a large social following immediately. And that not only opens the doors, it translates to advertising dollars.

Kosiba adds, "Obtaining influence is the hardest part. But once you become the proud owner of a vast amount of followers, getting advertisers' offers is easy. That's all thanks to the growing popularity of influencer platforms. Influencer platforms are simply websites that connect influential people to advertisers. Currently, some of the best-rated influencer platforms are Socialix, BrandBacker, Content BLVD, and FameBit. All it takes is a simple sign up, then connecting your social account, and waiting for the offers to roll in. The amount of income will depend on the size of your social property, engagement levels and niche. The more desirable your social profile is, the more offers you will receive. For example, one of the top influencers on Socialix currently makes 12,000 USD per a single Instagram post. He isn't a movie star, he isn't a rapper, and he isn't a famous athlete. He simply has a very large and active Instagram account, which features over eight million fans."

With all that said, just like in life, it's not all smooth sailing. Buying influential properties takes time and money. Because of availability issues, wait times to purchase such accounts can get lengthy. Additionally, a good property can range anywhere from $5-50K USD. But considering the return on investment, most people can recoup their money within a relatively short time span, providing that advertisers continue to find their properties desirable.

For more information visit http://ViralAccounts.com.

Sources Information:
D'Marie Analytics = http://www.dmariearchive.com/
Socialix = https://socialix.com/
FameBit = https://famebit.com/
Content BLVD = https://www.contentblvd.com/
Brand Backer = http://www.brandbacker.com/

About SKYNET, Inc.
SKYNET, Inc. was founded in 2010 and is the parent company of ViralAccounts. Registered in Europe, ViralAccounts.com buys and sells established social media accounts to marketing firms and website owners to optimize brand awareness.

Contact:
David Kosiba
Owner & Operator, SKYNET, Inc.
support@viralaccounts.com
+48 721 468 828

Website: http://ViralAccounts.com

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Could it be as simple as taking a social media “firestorm” up on their offer to sell a Facebook fan page and then using it to fuel sales and gain influence? So says the owner of a now viral website that used a purchased social media account, bustling with organic followers, to grow his wealth overnight.

Tarnow, Poland -- (ReleaseWire) -- 07/08/2016 -- So how did he do it? How did a regular website owner take his platform to viral status and line his pocket with $52k overnight? Sounds too good to be true. But it is true according to the owner of DailyLeap. A lifestyle website designed to garner the attention of virtual passersby with human interest stories, went viral overnight with one post. The one post heard round the world piggybacked on what is now deemed as prime digital age real estate. That "pay dirt" now looks like the willingness to buy or sell an Instagram account, sell a Facebook fan page, or that's right, sell a Twitter account.

The particulars of this stellar post that changed a man's life in one day goes a little something like this. The post was strategically placed on a popular social media account he had just purchased the rights to via ViralAccounts.com. The firm buys and sells established social media accounts to website owners to optimize awareness and bolster sales, and bring awareness and raise a bottom line it did. The post received 46 million hits which translated to over $52k within 12 hours. Social property purchased from ViralAccounts for a few thousand dollars spun into gold almost immediately.

David Kosiba, owner and operator of ViralAccounts.com, said of the massive success of his methodology, "Were I to talk to someone who's sitting on a social media account with thousands or millions of organic followers is, 'Did you know you can make money from your social property?' Sell to business owners who can take the influence you've farmed, and use it for their products. They'll pay you handsomely and quickly. Some social media sites go for upwards of $250k. That's same day immediate cash flow for the seller."

Taking the new best way to advertise online to the masses, Kosiba says ViralAccounts.com is beyond cost-effective. Once the initial investment of purchasing a popular social media account is recouped, the business owner or marketing firm has a free ongoing advertisement resource. Stats on pricing include mid-range Facebook fan pages with 200 to 500 thousand fans selling for between $500 and $2000 USD. High-yield accounts with 1 to 2 million fans can garner between $25 and $30K.

For more information visit http://ViralAccounts.com.

About SKYNET, Inc.
SKYNET, Inc. was founded in 2010 and is the parent company of ViralAccounts. Registered in Europe, ViralAccounts.com buys and sells established social media accounts to marketing firms and website owners to optimize brand awareness. The company also runs the world's only social pawn shop where sellers pawn social property for cash and recoup it in 30 days.

Contact:
David Kosiba
Owner & Operator, SKYNET, Inc.
support@viralaccounts.com
708-872-7675
Website: http://ViralAccounts.com

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Offering to redefine the power of a ‘Like’ on social media, an emerging marketing trend exchanges followers for cash. Making digital age resourcefulness profitable, brokers offer up to $250k for popular social media accounts.

Tarnow, Poland -- (ReleaseWire) -- 09/23/2015 -- Using resourcefulness as a working principle, it was only a matter of time before marketers found another way to exchange social influence for money. Now, a regular joe with a dynamic social media following can parlay their grassroots efforts into immediate cash. Turns out marketing firms and business owners love a shortcut to viewership. And why wouldn't they? For the price of a few hundred to a few thousand dollars they can have a ready customer base all too willing to fork over much coveted sales. Enter, the internet's newest commodity; the social media account gold mine.

So how does it work? Social media accounts like Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter and Vine with a large following are sold and resold at the snap of a virtual finger. Sellers are given a quote based on the social account's value. When accepted they receive cash the same day they sell. Buyers take possession of the account and start disseminating their own information on the sly to create brand awareness. This tact quickly turns to the generation of leads, sales and free advertising after they've recouped their initial investment. It explains why big sites like Diply.com and Likes.com are constantly on the hunt for these properties. It's the best way to advertise.

Industry insider David Kosiba, owner and operator of ViralAccounts.com said of the trend, "Most viral account owners never realize their accounts are worth anything mainly because they've become popular out of pure luck. But just one viral image or video is enough for a social property to have monetary value in this market. It's a win/win because private citizens translate short-lived fame into money and business owners boost traffic to their websites."

Marketing industry insiders agree, the new way of advertising is cost-effective in comparison to paid ads. Pricing depends on niche, fan geo-location and activity. Mid-range Facebook fan pages with 200 to 500 thousand fans can sell from between $500 and $2000 USD. At the same time high-yield accounts with 1 to 2 million fans can garner between $25 and $30K.

Kosiba adds, "Popular YouTube accounts can be worth literally millions. My company is currently in process of purchasing an account with over 3 million subscribers for $250K USD."

But sellers beware, it's not all good news. Apparently the new business is plagued with scammers. Accounts can be stolen so sellers are encouraged to work with registered, incorporated brokers who have a track record of successful, legitimate sales.

About SKYNET, Inc.
SKYNET, Inc. was founded in 2010 and is the parent company of ViralAccounts. Registered in Europe, ViralAccounts.com buys and sells established social media accounts to marketing firms and website owners to optimize brand awareness. The company also runs the world's only social pawn shop where sellers pawn social property for cash and recoup it in 30 days.

Contact:
David Kosiba
Owner & Operator, SKYNET, Inc.
support@viralaccounts.com
708-872-7675

Website:
http://ViralAccounts.com

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm