qrush Offers Free DMs in 'Super Black Friday' Offer

qrush Offers Free DMs in 'Super Black Friday' Offer

TORONTO — Top performers from newly launched content monetization app qrush are offering free DMs for all members and guests today and Saturday to mark Black Friday and the launch of qrush's Guest Feed.

"All qrush visitors can see amazing public content and find their favorite creators on the Guest Feed and engage with them in DM," a rep explained. "Creators love the attention and the opportunity to make new fans, especially this holiday season."

"Free DMs are a great way for members to get to know new creators and find new, interesting content," noted the rep. "qrush's platform offers the ultimate fan experience."

A promotional 90% payout offer is currently available to prospective content creators.

"We're so excited to announce the launch of our Guest Feed, and especially on Black Friday," CEO Jim Austin said. "It's a great way for our content creators to showcase their public content and perfect for new members to get to know our platform."

The platform's support team is available during the holiday weekend; creator profiles can be approved in "under five mintues," the rep added.

Visit qrush.com for additional details and find the platform on Twitter.

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