Category: Twitter

The new feature has been rolled out to help people earn a living through X, but the eligibility criteria is surprisingly high.

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X also warned advertisers they risk losing their verified status if they fail to hit minimum spending thresholds.

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The move, which has been described as “anti-competitive”, may cause headaches for marketers as it could impact brand reach.

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Advertisers have been fleeing Twitter since Elon Musk took over – but where exactly are they flying off to?

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While Google still has access to the Twitter firehose, Google has still dropped over half of the Twitter URL it indexed.

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Elon Musk has confirmed plans to start paying Twitter’ verified content creators for ads served in their replies – but there are conditions.

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Major advertisers have abandoned or reduced their spending on the platform. Can new Twitter CEO Linda Yaccarino turn things around?

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Sayonara, Twitter. Nobody wants to pay for your high-priced API.

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“An emailed request for comment to Twitter, which no longer has a communications team, returned an automated reply with a poop emoji.”

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Several search marketers and brands will soon lose their verified account status on Twitter unless they pay for Twitter Blue.

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