Twitter, an online social networking service provider, is moving to a new subscription service called "Promote Mode," which allows users to run ad campaigns for $ 99, Of public beta testing. Every month. Twitter has been beta testing this new feature for a while and was revealed in its third quarter performance report last month. Available only to U.S. and U.K. users, this service automatically converts the tweets into ads and inserts them into the timeline of a regular user with a small "promoted" badge that indicates that they are sponsored posts. While large companies can strive to spend the time and money necessary to create full-blown advertising campaigns, small businesses often hope that Twitter can take advantage of the latest features.
But not everyone is excited about the idea, and Twitter is already divided by users who think that this automated solution can cause problems on both sides. This is because the tool is structured, so subscribers can not choose which tweets to promote. You can turn the feature on or off in bulk without fine-grained control. In addition, tweets can only be targeted to residents of up to five cities or regions in the selected country. As expected, business owners are complaining about these arbitrary limitations, so it will be interesting to see what's happening between the moment when Twitter is officially released to all users and the current time.
You can access Twitter's promotion mode through the app's menu drawer. It is also a place to see new followers, publicity tweets, and the number of people who have visited your profile - all relevant information. According to the Twitter's official FAQ page on the topic, using an expensive subscription tier with a large account in the future will be the next layered tool.
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