Twitter is now paying creators for a share of the ad revenue earned from ads served in the replies to their posts.
Twitter ad revenue sharing is a program that allows eligible creators to share in the revenue generated from ads that are served in the replies to their tweets.
The program was announced by Twitter CEO Elon Musk in February 2023, and it began rolling out in July 2023.
To be eligible for Twitter ad revenue sharing, creators must meet the following requirements:
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Be subscribed to Twitter Blue or be a verified organization.
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Have at least 15 million organic impressions on their cumulative posts within the last 3 months.
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Have at least 500 followers. @Prince-Onscolo your prayers answered…lols.
Once a creator is eligible for the program, they can opt in to share ad revenue by going to their Twitter settings and clicking on the “Monetization” tab. ( Not available for Nigerian)
Creators will then receive a share of the revenue generated from ads that are served in the replies to their tweets, based on a 70/30 split. Twitter will take 70% of the revenue, and the creator will receive 30%.
Twitter has said that it plans to expand the ad revenue sharing program to more creators in the future. The company has also said that it plans to add new features to the program, such as sharing ad revenue from profile page views.
Here are some of the benefits of Twitter ad revenue sharing for creators:
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It provides a new way for creators to generate income from their high-quality content
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It helps to make Twitter a more attractive platform for advertisers.
We should not forget about Limitations?.
Here are the types of content that do not qualify for Twitter ads revenue sharing:
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Sxual content: This includes po#nography, n#dity, implied sxual acts.
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Violence: content that promotes or glorifies violence, such as hate speech, threats, and incitement to violence.
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Illegal or restricted goods and services: content that promotes or facilitates the use of illegal or restricted goods and services, such as drugs, alcohol, and gambling.
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Get-rich-quick schemes: content that promotes or promises unrealistic financial gains, such as pyramid schemes and Ponzi schemes.
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Copyrighted content: content that you do not have the right to monetize, such as music, videos, and images that you did not create yourself.
Note:- it is important to note that this list is not exhaustive. Twitter may also choose to exclude other types of content from ad revenue sharing if it believes that the content is not in line with its values or policies.
COULD THIS REVENUE SHARING FAVOUR SOME OUR BIG TWITTER TRON ACCOUNT OR PROJECT OWNERS WHO MET UP WITH REQUIREMENTS?
FUNNY, BUT THIS OPTIONS NOT AVAILABLE FOR NIGERIANS!.
WOULD THIS BE LONG LASTING SHARING MODEL?
join in let discuss our view on this topic.
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