">
TechMoran
  • About Us
  • Deals
  • Jobs
  • Motoring
    • Money
  • Pitch Your Startup
  • Submit Your Post
  • Freelance Gigs
  • Travel
  • Men’s Corner
  • Dating
Wednesday, January 20, 2021
  • Startups
  • Reviews
  • Insider
    • Obituaries
  • Business
  • Women
  • Blockchain
  • Columnists
  • Hacks & Facts
    • How To
  • Editions
    • US Edition
    • India Edition
    • MENA Edition
    • Asia Edition
    • Europe Edition
    • International Edition
No Result
View All Result
TechMoran
">
Home Startups

Cosign wants you to earn cash everytime you endorse a product online

Sam Wakoba by Sam Wakoba
6 years ago
in Startups, Women
7 min read
0

Related posts

Cheerful young businessman in round spectacles and formal wear, checks newsfeed on modern smart phone, connected to wireless internet, has happy look as recieves positive news from colleagues

TransUnion partners SA’s financial marketplace, Fincheck, to make the credit application process easier and less frustrating

January 20, 2021
0

Autochek opens Accra office to bolster its customer acquisition efforts

January 20, 2021
0

Ghana’s Zeepay raises $940 000 seed capital from GOODsoil VC for expansion

January 20, 2021
0

Nigeria’s uLesson raises $7.5m series A for expansion into Eastern & Southern Africa

January 19, 2021
0

COSIGNMWe talked to Abiodun Johnson and Esosa Ighodaro on their newly launched CoSign app to the public, the world’s first mobile app that allows users to earn cash everytime they endorse a product online.

Esosa told us they wanted to explore a new way to turn social media impressions into sales and speed up the purchase process drastically. CoSign uses levels of influence, which increases the revenue percentage in each level and motivates users to work harder.

The social media app aims to change the way we shop online by improving the purchase process and cutting out the extra steps and as well allow consumers to view posts within multiple social media channels and immediately purchase the items with just one click. The “Buy” button takes the user to the product page on the retailers website where they can confirm and checkout within seconds.

The free iOS and Android app transfers social media content into commerce, rewarding users with cash for endorsing and cosigning products like clothing, beauty items, baby stuff, toys, home goods, technology and more. CoSign’s aim is to incentivize the consumer while bringing more exposure to a brand or company.

READ  Verizon to acquire struggling Yahoo! for $4.83 billion in cash

Ighodaro and Abiodun, developed the app in 2013 and have been working with firms such as Luxury American designer, LaQuan Smith, of LaQuan Smith New York, Harlem’s Fashion Row and Hannan Saleh.

Here is part of the interview

Why the name “COSIGN”?  

We wanted a name that meant support and endorse. After looking in the dictionary, we came across “cosign” and we knew it was perfect for our business.

What can we expect from COSIGN in the next 3 months?  

You can expect new features for the app, including a shoppable Instagram option.

What is your target market?   

We have been attracting a large number of teens and millennials who are style conscious. Our target audience, however, are everyday people who enjoys expressing theirselves through images and sharing their favorite items.

Any partnerships so far?    

We partnered with Blogger Babes, LA Digital Fashion Conferences, as well as a few bloggers, such as  Wendy from nitrolicious.com

What’s your business model?  

Every time a product is sold we get a commission and we share it with the end user.

What’s the best part about your job?  

We get to work on a business that we love everyday.

How can more Africans invest in Technology?  

Easy! By getting involved in the best way they can. They are several Tech companies out there the people can get involved in.

What have been your biggest challenges running Cosign and how you solving them?  

Our biggest challenge is finding the right talent as our team and business grows.

READ  Black Friday Marks Konga's Biggest Online Sales Ever

Any funding rounds so far?  

We have been boot strapping. We raised a round through Friends and Family and raised $41,571 on Kickstarter.

 
Why come up with a social-commerce platform and not anything else?  

Why not? COSIGN was the solution to our own independent needs.  It is  also pretty timely with the rate of social media today.

To read more check out here.

Readers 1,134

Share

  • Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)
  • More
  • Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window)
  • Click to print (Opens in new window)
  • Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)
  • Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window)
  • Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)
  • Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)

Like this:

Like Loading...

Related

Tags: Nigeria
Sam Wakoba

Sam Wakoba

Taking you on tour through Africa's tech ecosystem, one startup at a time! [email protected]

Related Posts

Cheerful young businessman in round spectacles and formal wear, checks newsfeed on modern smart phone, connected to wireless internet, has happy look as recieves positive news from colleagues
Startups

TransUnion partners SA’s financial marketplace, Fincheck, to make the credit application process easier and less frustrating

January 20, 2021
0
Startups

Autochek opens Accra office to bolster its customer acquisition efforts

January 20, 2021
0
Startups

Ghana’s Zeepay raises $940 000 seed capital from GOODsoil VC for expansion

January 20, 2021
0
Education

Nigeria’s uLesson raises $7.5m series A for expansion into Eastern & Southern Africa

January 19, 2021
0
Startups

This VC firm is Calling for Changes to Cut-and-paste VC Strategy In Africa

January 18, 2021
0
Startups

Tizeti rolls out high-speed 4G LTE in Edo with N4000/month broadband service

January 18, 2021
0
Startups

Copia Kenya hosts MIT Global Entrepreneurship Lab project 

January 18, 2021
0
Entrepreneurship

Adam Molai’s JUA Kickstarter Fund Doubles to $2M to Kickstart African Entrepreneurship

January 15, 2021
0

https://bit.ly/2VOxuoBhttps://bit.ly/2VOxuoBhttps://bit.ly/2VOxuoB
ADVERTISEMENT

Join our Mailing List

Loading

Recent Posts

Why Michelle Obama Is Trending On Twitter

January 20, 2021
Cheerful young businessman in round spectacles and formal wear, checks newsfeed on modern smart phone, connected to wireless internet, has happy look as recieves positive news from colleagues

TransUnion partners SA’s financial marketplace, Fincheck, to make the credit application process easier and less frustrating

January 20, 2021

Sophos Named Common Vulnerability and Exposure Numbering Authority 

January 20, 2021

Safaricom Will Allegedly Allow The National Intelligence To Illegally Forward Your Calls

January 20, 2021

Autochek opens Accra office to bolster its customer acquisition efforts

January 20, 2021
">
">

Follow Us

">

There are many sites out there focused on blowing off some steam, from funny entertainment to thrilling experiences like playing online, in some cases online gaming could grant you the chance to win extra money. We came across rocketpot.io while browsing for a good btc casino online and it left us a very good impression with their wide variety of games and crypto offering.

Privacy & Cookies: This site uses cookies. By continuing to use this website, you agree to their use.
To find out more, including how to control cookies, see here: Cookie Policy

© 2019 Moran Media Group - All rights reserved TechMoran.

No Result
View All Result
  • Startups
  • Reviews
  • Insider
    • Obituaries
  • Business
  • Women
  • Blockchain
  • Columnists
  • Hacks & Facts
    • How To
  • Editions
    • US Edition
    • India Edition
    • MENA Edition
    • Asia Edition
    • Europe Edition
    • International Edition

© 2019 Moran Media Group - All rights reserved TechMoran.

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password? Sign Up

Fill the forms bellow to register

All fields are required. Log In

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In
This website uses cookies. By continuing to use this website you are giving consent to cookies being used. Visit our Privacy and Cookie Policy.
%d bloggers like this: