PINC is a platform that inspires trends, one pinc at a time. At PINC, we incentivise users to share their content on our platform, enabling them to "pinc" (tag) products from our catalogue on their images. Gamifying the platform, we further reward our users with PINC points for interactions, e.g. tagging products, liking posts, commenting, clicking on links, etc.; which translates to higher income for our users. In turn, brand owners gain more awareness from the product tagging, opening up more channels and higher potential sales. Through data generated from the interactions and transactions on our platform, marketers and brand owners get to understand better our audiences' interest and shopping behaviour; as well as the ability to identify and quantify the influence of our content creators. Powered by artificial intelligence (AI), our platform provides shoppers with user-generated content (UGC) personalised from their interaction, giving them inspiration and the means of more instant purchasing. To encourage better content on PINC, our users can "gift" each other with virtual items, purchased with their PINC points. Using the blockchain technology, we create a decentralised environment on a public ledger building more transparency and trust; ensuring that all interactions and transactions are legitimate and verifiable.

Let’s face a simple fact; today, most social media users do not get rewarded for generating content, period. Social media platforms that have a significant reliance on user-generated content (UGC) share an open secret: you are their revenue making machines, and you do it mostly for free (if not, you even pay for it). Amongst the billions of content creators out there, when you share and interact on the different platforms, the platforms can exploit your content and data then cumulatively earn tens of billions of dollars in annual revenue from it. In return, average Joes like us get nothing invariably from the proceeds. PINC endeavours to correct this imbalance and provide content generators like yourself, an opportunity to correct the unfairness. 1. Fuelling the economy for others Content creators are exploiting the data they provide and content they create, sometimes even having to pay to be seen; but do not get remunerated. 2. Lack of monetisation The bulk of the revenue generated platforms is heavily dependent on advertising. As a result, the current incentive model which drives the ecosystem is mainly centralised and dominated by either the platform or the paying advertisers, often at the expense of content creators and consumers. 3. Disproportionately favouring When advertising or marketing budget is involved, more weight gets placed where broader audiences are present; giving little to no opportunities to the less favourite content creators. 4. Unjustified ROI Given the unfavourable circumstances, to increase the value of a content creator's account, perceived value is often initiated by content creators to increase their opportunities for monetisation - "fake likes" and "fake following". 5. Difficulty in identifying a brand advocate With the assessable, affordable and increase of "fake likes" and "fake following", data available becomes distorted and it makes determining right brand advocates more difficult. 6. Limited avenues for creators to showcase Platforms like Facebook and Instagram favours the paid advertisers, neglecting the independent designers and artisans that have limited advertising budget, hence limiting their opportunity to be seen.

1. Creators (e.g. users that post content) Eventually, all our content creators will be able to gain income from the content they create, utilising the PINC platform. 2. Brands (e.g. brands like Chanel, Mango, H&M, etc.) Brand owners will be better equipped to reach out to a laser-focused group of audience and build lasting loyalty. 3. Shoppers (e.g. people that view content and shop them) Our system makes it easier for our users to get inspired and shop for items of their interest. 4. Analyst (e.g. marketers that need statistics and reports) We empower analyst (brand owners, marketers, etc.) with facts and figures to generate more accurate reports and optimise their marketing efforts. Seamlessly allowing each to interact with one another effortlessly. 1. Incentivised for content and interaction Content creators can generate income when they create content on PINC; they gain more points when the content creators share products or services they believe into their trust network and a purchase occurs. 2. More monetisation PINC opens up more means of monetisation on top of advertising alone. Be it content creators or consumers, when they create, shop, share and interact; they get rewarded for their information, efforts and time spent. 3. Incentivising and interacting An environment that incentivises content creators from the beginning, motivating them to interact more while providing more genuine and quality content, enabling them to widen their "trust network" one "pinc" at a time. 4. Quantifying ROI There are no better means to justify ROI than sales itself. Using "word of mouth marketing" and the power of "recommendations", a content creator’s true influence becomes apparent. 5. Transparency and ease in identifying the influence Decentralisation provides more clarity for the platform, reducing the means of "fake likes" and "fake following"; creating an environment that’s truly authentic and verifiable. 6. More opportunities for creators to showcase PINC favours the interactions, genuine and quality content over paid advertising; giving independent designers and artisans more opportunities for growth.

Ready to lead innovative marketing strategies and campaigns? Be our next Marketing Manager! We are looking for a Head of Marketing who'll lead all our marketing activities from social media and digital campaigns to advertising and creative projects. Head of Marketing responsibilities include: - Crafting strategies for all marketing teams, including digital, advertising, communications and creative. - Preparing and managing monthly, quarterly and annual budgets for the marketing department. - Setting, monitoring and reporting growth metrics (CPA, customer lifetime value, etc.) and team goals. Responsibilities - Craft strategies for all marketing teams, including digital, advertising, communications and creative. - Prepare and manage monthly, quarterly and annual budgets for the marketing department. - Set, monitor and report on team goals. - Design branding, positioning and pricing strategies. - Ensure our brand message is loud and consistent across all channels and marketing efforts (like events, email campaigns, web pages and promotional material). - Analyse consumer behaviour and determine customer personas. - Identify opportunities to reach new market segments and expand market share. - Craft quarterly and annual hiring plans. - Monitor competition (acquisitions, pricing changes and new products and features). - Coordinate sales and marketing efforts to boost brand awareness. - Participate in the quarterly and annual planning of company objectives. Requirements - Work experience as head of marketing or VP marketing, preferably within our industry. - Experience in running successful marketing campaigns. - Solid knowledge of web analytics and Google Adwords. - Experience with CRM software. - Leadership skills with the ability to set and prioritise goals. - Analytical mind. - BSc/MSc degree in marketing or relevant field. If you’re a skilled marketing strategist and thrive on inspiring and leading your team members, we’d like to meet you - Let's chat!