Invest $500 and Get Five Years of Vocal+ for Free
Unlock five years of Vocal+ on us with an investment of $500 or more.
We’ve been blown away by the incredible show of support in Vocal’s Reg CF Community Round. Thank you to each and every one of you who now proudly owns a piece of Vocal, and to those who took advantage of those early investor perks.
Over the last couple of weeks, we've been reviewing your email responses, diving into your comments, and really taking the time to understand how Vocal’s Reg CF was received by our community, because we wanted to know what perks would be most beneficial for our core creator base.
Based on your feedback, I'm excited to announce that we’ve updated our Investor Perks. For anyone who invests $500 or more (Tier 2), you'll now enjoy 5 years of Vocal+ membership on the house. You'll also receive your Vocal shares, an Investor Badge recognition on your profile, an invite to the Vocal Group Advisory Committee Slack Channel, and a limited-edition Vocal Investor T-Shirt.
If you've already invested $500 or more, rest assured, these benefits will apply to you retroactively. And for those already enjoying a Vocal+ membership, we'll seamlessly extend your subscription by an additional five years.
Upon finalization of the investment round, all perks, including the five free years of Vocal+ membership, will be applied. Please note that the deadline for new investments is set for 12/15/2023. Following this date, we will allocate a few weeks for the completion of closing paperwork and finalizing the process.
Vocal+ is more than a subscription—it's the lifeblood of our mission. Vocal+ enables us to celebrate and elevate the creators who are the essence of our vibrant community, providing rewards through Reads, Challenges, and Bonuses. Every new Vocal+ member helps us increase the rewards and recognition we can offer to the remarkable creators who make Vocal a place of inspiration and creativity.
When considering an investment in Vocal, remember to only commit what you're comfortable risking.
To dive into the details and explore more about Vocal’s Reg CF, please visit: https://invest.vocal.media
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Justin @ Vocal
Founder of Vocal. COO/President of Creatd ($VOCL), the parent company of the Vocal platform.
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Comments (16)
who should be contacted if they have trouble getting this applied
This is great news. I put $2K towards Vocal... Let's Go!!!!
Will Vocal Media ever join public stock and shares or can I invest only via Vocal Media? $500 is too risky at once...
Awesome
500$ it's a lot of money
can't help but wonder if this push for investment into Vocal explains why payouts appear to not be getting processed in the 3-5 days stated in the support pages...
nice
Love the new incentive
Nice. So if you have already invested $100 in Tier 1, does this mean that you need to add an extra $400 to the kitty to qualify? Or do you start again, and invest another $500? Thank you.
This sounds exciting, however, how will the platform distinguish between investors/shareholders and simple Vocal+ members going forward in terms of challenges? Most businesses exclude shareholders and their immediate families from entering contests, etc for obvious reasons (the appearance of favourtism being the largest). Given that challenges are, to my mind, the biggest draw and the key thing Vocal has over other platforms, where do you see this going forward?
Wonderful! 💕🎼🎶
Thank you for sharing.
wow
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Interesting. Definitely one to ponder!!!
At what point do the investors from the last round receive their perks?
Thanks for the info.