SinVid Launches New Site for Content Creators

LOS ANGELES—The former owner of Skyn Talent has announced the launch of SinVid, which is described as "a hybrid-type site that markets directly to content creators that are tired of having their accounts banned or cancelled by other platforms." "Being the former owner of Skyn Talent I have seen many friends get their Snap style accounts deleted or banned and received zero response or reasoning from the platforms they helped become popular," says owner Gregg Dodson.Sinvid offers content creators the ability to offer monthly memberships, load video content and pictures for their fans; premium content posting without having to mass message their followers; fan messaging and customer support. "All customer support emails answered in 24 hours or less is a company requirement," Dodson says.He says one of the things that sets SinVid apart is giving creators more control. "Content posted in the performers timeline will auto delete after 48 hours unless the date is changed by the performer," Dodson says. "This goes the same for premium content. SinVid has worked diligently to create a platform that is receptive to all content creators and we hope that it is well received. My goal with SinVid is to provide the one thing I see and hear is lacking with other platforms and that is customer service."  Follow SinVid on Twitter @SinVid_Support or contact them at [email protected]