Your biggest Empire Avenue Tip

Keep in mind that Empire Avenue is a GAME. Yes, there are numerous potential benefits when playing this game properly- but at the end of the day- There are no winners and no losers! Play Fair and Have Fun!

1. Be active (Run missions regularly, connect lots of networks)
2. Be honest when doing missions
3. Invest in high dividends shares or someone who do well.
4. Hold a minimum of xxx shares in each shareholder.

Be generous with your actions on mission. Do more than you have to. It extends goodwill and that makes for a better experience and better results.

Every week I try to add one more person from the top div list. I am also now asking people to follow me, like or connect on several social media platforms, this is helping gain followers and more engagement.

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look every day at new arrivals and buy them to build ne relations

Get rewarded for being social. Discover your value online with Eaves - the social currency that rewards you for being you! Be Social. Collect Eaves. Exchange Eaves to access people and cool stuff.

Don't just buy shares in someone, use the opportunity if it's the first time you're meeting someone online! Make a good impression and actively connect with people on all other networks and get to know them properly by what they post and who they are! This is a great way to network and find other people to work with in your area of expertise!

Empire Avenue Tips and Strategies. Not just an Empire Avenue Tutorial! - http://videoreview.guru/empire-avenue-tips/ Empire Avenue is a great tool for networking with other social media minded people as well as creating social signals for your content.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FMQwkD5u5l4

Buy anyone that buys you.

Be constantly active, and make sure ALL your SM is connected

Do whatever you like to do on the Avenue BUT act social as you do this in real life.

I have so much fun to run mission where I ask people to buy other people. This positive energy comes back.....

It's a game, don't forget!

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