Twitter’s revenue sharing program will begin next week

Elon Musk announced a few months ago that Twitter users can earn money through advertising on this platform, and now this promise is going to be fulfilled in the next 72 hours.

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Twitter’s revenue sharing program will only include Twitter Blue subscribers, and it is supposed to pay between a few thousand dollars and about 40 thousand dollars to the creators of popular content. Twitter has announced that this program will be available to other content producers by the end of the month.

Currently, it is not clear how Twitter will share the revenue from advertising with users or what percentage of this revenue will be allocated to itself, but content creators to be on the list of eligible people must have within the last three months. Have at least one tweet with 5 million views. According to Musk, the amount paid to these people will be calculated from February onwards.

Twitter’s revenue sharing program enters the implementation stage while the fledgling application Threads has already sounded the alarm for the platform. Meta’s new platform launched last week, and in just a few days, 100 million users signed up. A few days before the launch of Trades, Musk announced that he plans to limit the number of tweets that users can see. Also, Cloudflare service statistics show that Twitter traffic has been facing a significant drop since January.

Source: The Verge