X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, is making waves under Elon Musk’s leadership, especially with new monetization policies aimed at empowering manufacturers. These changes reflect a shift in focus. It positions X as more than just a social media platform. It is now a hub for content creation and monetization.
The new monetization policy introduces a number of features designed to reward producer participation and participation. At the heart of this policy is an advertising revenue sharing program. Eligible creators receive a share of the ad revenue generated from ads displayed in response to their posts. This model not only encourages creators to produce high quality content; But it also helps them directly generate income. their access and participation
To join this program Creators must meet certain criteria, such as maintaining a minimum number of followers. and create a certain level of visibility in a given period of time
The policy also emphasizes membership registration. This allows creators to offer extra content, such as bonus tweets, long-form posts, or private interactions. to paying members This feature opens up a new source of income for influencers, journalists, and niche creators. which promotes deeper connections. with their listeners.
However, some controversy has arisen regarding this policy. Critics argue that the X Premium requirements limit access for small manufacturers. And raising concerns about the pay-to-play shift, others question whether the ad revenue share model will provide enough revenue for the majority of users.
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