Treasure Island - A unique and limited opportunity! Treasure Island, an unprecedented opportunity for passive, recurring earnings! Here's a quick reminder of what Treasure Island is all about: It's a reality TV program that will be broadcast on social networks, to reach as many people as possible. Candidates will be influencers Members who sign up will have the opportunity to earn money from the income generated by the influencers who will be doing product placement during the shows. Everyone can sign up for free: Treasure Island aims to have as large a community of members as possible. A little more info on Treasure Island: 👉 To date, there are already 3 seasons planned: The 1st will be set in Las Vegas and will begin on September 13. There will be 11 episodes of 60 minutes each, excluding commercials. The 2nd is scheduled to take place in Belize in February 2026. The 3rd is scheduled for Costa Rica in June 2026. A new season will then be launched every 4 months, in tropical countries. So this is a very long-term business. Some reality TV programs have been around for over 20 years in the USA! Survivor, for example, has had 46 seasons since 2000, with an average of 5 to 8 million views for each episode. 👉 What the show will consist of: It will consist of a series of physical and mental tests there will be 8 teams of 2 the winning team will pocket $500,000 👉 Who the contestants will be: Candidates will be 16 influencers with a significant number of followers. New influencers will be chosen each season. Influencers will be able to enlist the help of their followers for the mental tests. 👉 How will the winnings be generated? Each influencer participating in the show will have to make posts, videos, every day to tell about their journey in the show but also to do product placement. The Treasure Island company will earn a commission on all products sold thanks to the influencers, who will also earn a commission. The company will pay members 5% of earnings generated by sales of products placed. There will be 10 products per season. The 10 products for the 1st season have already been chosen. The show will be broadcast on various social networks worldwide: Youtube, Instagram, Facebook Tik-Tok, X (ex Twitter). Production is hoping for over 50 million views for each episode. To give you an idea: Survivor's current advertising rates are $250,000 for 30 seconds! Members who wish to do so will be able to purchase one or more units worth $100 each, each earning a minimum of 150% over the course of a year. It will probably be much more. This purchase will be completely optional and will enable members who participate in the unit purchase program to earn even more. 🔥 In conclusion 🔥: A program completely different from those we're used to taking part in, where everyone can earn money by signing up for free. So don't wait: you have absolutely nothing to lose by signing up today and sending your link to as many people as possible, because the bigger your network, the bigger your earnings! Just a reminder: this opportunity is only available until April 30. May 1 will be too late! Here's a short video presentation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7fbHE90tVc To register, click here: https://www.treasureislandnetwork.com/referral/723/1739139401

Word of the Day: Compère. Noun 1. A person who introduces the performers or contestants in a variety show; host. Verb 1. Act as a compère for (such a show). Example Sentences. 1. "Sam's bubbly personality made him a great compère for the talent show." 2. "The compère introduced all of the contestants with a nickname." 3. "I'll be compèring the charity fashion show next weekend." Word Origin. French, early 20th century "Compère" — used as either a noun or a verb — refers to hosting a show.

Word of the Day: Cryptonym NOUN 1. A code name. Example Sentences. 1. "In this competition, the contestants' names are replaced with cryptonyms to prevent any possible bias." 2. "We refer to jury members by cryptonyms to preserve their anonymity." 3. "The Secret Service uses special cryptonyms to refer to members of the presidential family." Word Origin. Greek, late 19th century Spy movies and political thrillers often lean heavily on the use of code names, or "cryptonyms," a term that developed from the combination of the Latin word "crypto" ("hidden") and the combining form "-onym," which designates a name. The Secret Service originally used cryptonyms to keep the movements of important figures confidential, and they still keep the tradition alive, but the code names are now public knowledge.