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       How Tiers Work?
       By: Lags Date: December 17, 2017, 2:01 pm
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       Tiers, An Explanation of IMVU’s Tier Rewards program
       IMVU’s Tiers system is a motivational system intended to inspire
       developers to have a broader participation in IMVU.
       The System has seven levels of advancement, each level gaining
       the developer submission discounts and increased credit transfer
       limits. Those who are currently at tier 5 or higher will have
       the ‘Pro’ tag on their products.
       Once a month IMVU samples its developers over a three month time
       period. It takes those scores against how all developers
       performed on IMVU and arranges them on a curve. Developers are
       then graded against their peers in several categories, each
       individual category earning them a maximum of three points for a
       total maximum of twenty one points.
       The top most performing percentile of developers earn 3 points
       per category
       The good to high performing percentile of developers earn 1 and
       2 points
       The Majority of developers will earn 0 points
       There are no set benchmarks to hit. As the system is graded on a
       curve your scores are directly related to how your peers
       perform. If sales drop overall the points ‘to hit’ will drop, if
       sales are stronger the ‘to hit’ numbers will go up. As IMVU’s
       developer population grows the numbers of those earning top
       scores will increase to reflect the increased population.
       Your sales and participation numbers will not be cumulative,
       they will only reflect the three month period of the sample,
       this is so newer developers can compete with established
       developers.
       [center]Percentage of developers allocated to each Tier Level
       (numbers as of 2008 provided by IMVU)
       0.03% of Content Creators are Tier 7
       0.38% of Content Creators are Tier 6
       0.53% of Content Creators are Tier 5
       0.78% of Content Creators are Tier 4
       1% of Content Creators are Tier 3
       3% of Content Creators are Tier 2
       10% of Content Creators are Tier 1
       83% of Content Creators are Tier 0 [/center]
       
       How to understand the points breakdown
       Tier points are in two schools, Core and Unique
       [center]Core Metrics (performance)
       Core Metrics are the bread and butter (Core) of developing,
       sales made and earned income. Bottom line, product popularity is
       singly the best ear-marker for performance. If you made the best
       thing ever on IMVU but no one ever buys it, it is not a
       successful product.
       [/center]
       
       IMVU has broken the Core area down into four areas worth 3
       points each, for a maximum of 12 points.
       Sales (derived) The number of products others have derived from
       yours that have sold.
       Income (credits) The number of credits you have earned.
       Income (promo credits) The number of promos that were spent on
       your items. (though you get tokens per sale instead of promos)
       Sales (direct) The number of product sales you’ve had.
       [center]Unique Metrics (participation)
       Unique metrics are NOT performance based, one can max out all of
       these with only ever having sold one product. These are not at
       the ‘core’ of developing but are additional points awarded for
       productivity, community participation, and how your products
       were received (product reviews).[/center]
       IMVU has broken these down into five four unique areas. Each
       area is worth 3 points. Only the top three of these Unique
       categories are used for a maximum of 9 points, the other score
       will be listed as ‘Unused’ and not count to your total,
       therefore the categorizes used for the total will vary from
       person to person reflecting their personal strengths.
       Products recently submitted: New products added to the catalog.
       Products in the catalog: Overall quantity of products in the
       catalog.
       Peer Review activity: How many ‘accurate’ peer reviews you did
       CC Forum posts: Number of posts you made in the CC sections of
       the forums. (This Metric Is being phased out as of2/28/17)
       Average product rating: Average of your own product’s review
       scores
       
       Your Tier Scorecard and How to Read it
       When logged on to IMVU’s website on the Creator Center Page you
       will have the option to view your tier scorecard. (There is also
       a secondary navigation to this same information on your Account
       Page near the bottom of the right hand column.)
       The first thing to note is the time of the sample. This is the
       three month period that these points are calculated for. On
       about the first of the month a new sample is taken.
       -The First Section is your core scores, these are based on how
       well your catalog sales did compared to all creators on IMVU.
       -The Second Section is your top three scoring unique metrics,
       these are based on how much sundry stuff you did compared to all
       creators on IMVU.
       -The Third Section is your bottom two scoring unique metrics,
       these scores are not counted.
       -Add up Section One points and Section Two points and you have
       your Total Tier Points.
       [center]
       How many points do you need for each tier level
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       numbers as of 2008 provided by IMVU
       0 points = Tier 0
       1-3 pts. = Tier 1
       4-6 pts. = Tier 2
       7-9 pts. = Tier 3
       10-12 pts. = Tier 4
       13-15 pts. = Tier 5
       16-18 pts. = Tier 6
       19-21 pts. = Tier 7
       Creator Tip! IMVU does not keep an accessible history of this
       information so at the beginning of every month remember to take
       a screenshot of this page and keep it for your records. While
       your tier points are pretty useless at jugging your performance
       the metric value amounts are a great way to personally tack your
       overall sales history and personal growth.
       What Tiers Get You
       ‘Bling’ Badges. Level badges are fun to have but have no
       intrinsic value beyond badge fun. Some may find advertising
       their actual tier level of value others will not, it’s a
       personal choice to share it or not.
       Submission Fee Discounts: As you advance up the ladder your
       submission fees will reduce 50cr per level achieved. While this
       is a great perk at the lower and mid levels at the higher levels
       Tokens earned tend to well more than cover all submission fees
       so this perk will become less valuable as you get more
       successful.
       Submission Fees at each Tier Level
       Tier 0 500cr
       Tier 1 450cr
       Tier 2 400cr
       Tier 3 350cr
       Tier 4 300cr
       Tier 5 250cr
       Tier 6 200cr
       Tier 7 150cr
       ‘Pro’ tag on products for those tier 5 and up. If your Tier
       score is in the top .94% of all those who are registered as devs
       and have submitted at least one product you will have a ‘Pro’
       Tag. Roughly just under 1 in 100 devs on IMVU will have the
       ‘pro’ label on their products.
       Increased Credit Transfer Caps & Credit Transfer Lock Immunity:
       This perk used to be a must have when creators sold credits to
       3rd party Resellers but today it is no longer a necessity to
       achieve since IMVU now pays its creators directly. While you may
       occasionally need to send credits to friends or alts the need
       creators to transfer very large amounts of credits is not a
       daily need in today's IMVU.
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