What STEEM needs most is to have a relationship with business. But it is very difficult to show a business that it can somehow use STEEM. This requires new, simple and clear solutions. For example, now there are many bloggers who want to make money on YouTube. They need thousands of views on their videos. We have a community that could give them those views. How to interest both parties?

You could create a site where anyone, paying with STEEM, would queue up their video for viewing. At the same time, people logging in with their STEEM account would watch these videos as if they were on TV and get STEEM for it. The amount paid by the author of the video would be distributed equally among all those who watch the video at that time. The price for putting your video in the queue would be dictated by the market. If an author wants his video to be viewed as quickly as possible, he needs to pay more than other authors whose videos are already in the queue, i.e. beat their bid.

Of course, you, as a developer of such a service, would receive your percentage.

Theoretically, such a service should work. However, in practice, it will be very difficult to find video creators willing to pay for views. This requires an advertising campaign.