Twitter has introduced an ads revenue sharing program for creators, with Elon Musk reportedly leading the effort as part of the company’s rebranding to X. The program, previously available to select creators, is now open to eligible users worldwide. Interested users can apply through the monetization tab in their settings.
This move underscores Twitter’s focus on supporting Content creators and enabling them to monetize their presence on the platform. By sharing ad revenue, Twitter aims to attract and retain popular creators, encouraging them to produce engaging and valuable content for their followers. This step is crucial, given that other social media platforms like TikTok and YouTube have already implemented similar revenue-sharing programs, allowing creators to earn from their content.
The exact eligibility criteria for Twitter’s ads revenue sharing program have not been specified, but factors such as follower count, engagement rates, and adherence to Twitter’s guidelines are likely to play a role. Overall, this program opens up new opportunities for content creators, offering them the potential to generate income from their Twitter presence and potentially pursue a career in content creation.
