Difference between T1 T2 T3 countries?

lexxstephen · Aug 2, 2023

Hello, BHW members!

So, I'm working on a project and I'd like to gain a deeper grasp of it.
And I came here to ask for myself and possibly new users on here.

What is your perspective on the distinction between Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3 countries?
Why are certain countries superior than others? Is it due to the population?

Have a great day! o/

ikiserver · Aug 2, 2023

The difference is spending or purchasing power basically

NeedMyLink · Aug 2, 2023

Money, It's all about money.
USA people usually can spend more than Vietnam for example. That's why people prefer to earn with digital gods with tier-1 buyers.

thedorf · Aug 2, 2023

I agree it's purchasing power but it is also defined by how large a country's gross domestic product (GDP) is, I believe.

AdaEllington · Aug 2, 2023

Purchase-Power ($):
T3 = Free - 1
T2 = 10 - 50
T1 = 50 - 10000+

lexxstephen · Aug 3, 2023

JonWas said:
The difference is spending or purchasing power basically

thedorf said:
I agree it's purchasing power but it is also defined by how large a country's gross domestic product (GDP) is, I believe.

maxmayer said:
Money, It's all about money.
USA people usually can spend more than Vietnam for example. That's why people prefer to earn with digital gods with tier-1 buyers.

AdaEllington said:
Purchase-Power ($):
T3 = Free - 1
T2 = 10 - 50
T1 = 50 - 10000+

I had not considered this. Thank you for your responses!

DeadJoe · Aug 3, 2023

T1 = HQ Guest Posts, Niche Edits
T2 = Web 2.0's, careful GSA contextuals
T3 = blog comment death spam.

it is a 1:1 analogy that applies to countries in the same order as above.

This is coming from experience living in a T1 and T3 country.

nick76 · Aug 3, 2023

Clearly it is preferable to live in a T1 country, but with globalization working from a T3 country probably also has some advantages, because what the former are willing to pay, even if little, may be sufficient to live in dignity.

ikiserver · Aug 3, 2023

thedorf said:
I agree it's purchasing power but it is also defined by how large a country's gross domestic product (GDP) is, I believe.

I disagree with your angle of GDP.
For instance, is China a Tier1 country ? No. Is UK a Tier1 country? Yes. Who between China and UK has a larger GDP? China off course

savitri · Aug 3, 2023

Population does not matter. Spending capacity or income is what matters.

Difference between T1 T2 T3 countries?

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