Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!
Soon, advertisements on Twitter may not be ‘too frequent’ and ‘too big.’ This is because Twitter owner Elon Musk said he finds these ‘too frequent’ and ‘too big,’ and promised steps to address both issues in the coming weeks.
Musk further said a higher priced subscription of the microblogging website will not allow ads.
Also Read: Twitter will allow users to bookmark their tweets. Check details
“Ads are too frequent on Twitter and too big. Taking steps to address both in coming weeks. Also, there will be a higher priced subscription that allows zero ads,” the billionaire entrepreneur said in a tweet on Saturday night.
According to news agency Reuters, the social media network gets 90% of its revenue by selling digital ads. However, in November last year, just days after the Tesla CEO acquired Twitter for $44 billion, several companies, including auto giants General Motors and Audi, among others, paused their advertisements on the platform due to uncertainty over how it will function under the 51-year-old, who, at the time was the wealthiest person in the world (number 2 at present).
What are Twitter ads?
These are clearly marked with a ‘Promoted’ icon, and you may get to see this when logged in or logged out. Ads are of different kinds, including Promoted, Follower, and Trend Takeover. Users can interact with the most promoted content in much the same way as they do with organic content.
Also Read: Twitter’s Blue for Android costs $11 a month; annual plan for web users unveiled
Twitter recommends using advertisements with a duration of 15 seconds or less. However, these can have a maximum duration of 140 seconds.
