x, Formerly known as Twitter, the platform has made a significant change in the requirements for content creators to participate in the ad monetization program. Now, Interested parties only need to accumulate five million impressions in the last three months to qualify for the program.
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This program called Advertising Revenue Sharing, It is part of the premium version of the platform known as bluesubscription (formerly Twitter Blue) as well as verified organizations that have a social network authentication badge.
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Initiative allows creators get a share of advertising revenue from ads included in replies to tweets shared by these creators.
The system was introduced in late July and initially required users to have it. have at least 500 followers on their account and accumulate at least 15 million impressions on your posts in the last three months to access them.
In addition to lowering the eligibility threshold from 15 to 5 million impressions, X also lowered the minimum payment for creators. Previously, users You’ve earned over $50 to receive payments.
However, this limit has been reduced to $10, allowing more people to take advantage of ad monetization.
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Although not stated in the announcement, it is assumed that the requirement to have at least 500 followers on the Twitter account remains in order to be part of this ad monetization program.
Elon Musk, the founder of X, also shared his perspective on this change through his personal profile on the platform. “Basically this means that X Premium is free for accounts that generate more than 5 million views,” Musk said.
He also stressed that only views from verified users will be included in this requirement, as fraudulent attempts to use ‘bots’ to increase views will not be considered.
*This content was rewritten with the help of artificial intelligence based on information published by the Europa Press agency and reviewed by a journalist and an editor.
Source: Exame
