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Advertising revenue in Twitter crashes by 50%
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nuff said
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this post was submitted on 15 Jul 2023
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The other thing, Threads, just came out. I guess they offered promos.
I don't think Threads has ads yet.
*ThreADs
Hahaha good one!
Touche
No, they're going to start with some kind of sponsored post arrangement similar to Instagram's, iirc, and put in ads when they get a bit bigger.
What's the difference between "sponsored post" and "ads"?
@ramjambamalam
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Symantecs, probably tax law too.
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I'd say it's mostly formatting, and what brands have to do to get them. Sponsored posts are the ones disguised as regular posts, which is easier on some platforms than others.