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Does Elon Musk pose the most significant barrier to advertising on X? Planning Director at VCCP, 🍣 Rob E. was interviewed by Campaign Asia-Pacific on why advertisers have left Twitter. Following Musk’s acquisition of the platform, Twitter has witnessed a significant decrease of advertisers, resulting in a substantial loss of advertising revenue for the platform. Rob highlights that: “One thing that he (Musk) seems to be forgetting is that advertisers are not only questioning if Twitter/X is a brand safe environment, they are doing it in the context of needing to cut budgets and going to do what has delivered before”. Read more about the article here: https://lnkd.in/gnZBRGry

“Leave conversations”, “mute”, ignore and/or use “reporting”…, when did it become so hard to do these? It’s social media, not real life. You can’t block users who harass you on FB comments, and blocking is useless on Instagram when dealing with spammers. We whine about how Mark ignore marketers and keep doing his thing while we do memes on how sick we are of Business Suite. The most important assets a brand owns are their website and their contact lists. Focus on that a bit more. No brand or user “owns” their social media accounts. We’re subject to these changes when they happen. We sign terms when we open these accounts. They own the platforms, weather we agree with it or not. Let’s be real here. Yep, I’m a marketer who’s not always a follower of the herd. #socialemediamarketing #socialmedia #socialmediamanagement

Musk plans to charge all Twitter users a monthly fee. How do you think this will turn out? It seems like a simple question to me but I've seen a lot of people support most if not all of Elon's actions with Twitter that I think are clearly wrong. I'm curious if they also think this is a brilliant move? Here's my take: Elon's plan to charge Twitter users a monthly fee could dramatically plummet user growth and prompt a mass exodus. Twitter's value stems from open access - putting content behind a paywall risks losing casual users that give it reach. While subscriptions could reduce spam and improve revenue in the short term, the impact on Twitter's identity as a public forum could be devastating. The key will be balancing monetization and maintaining broad, free access.

📢 Free Advice: If you’re advertising on X, you’re wasting money. The platform is so overly saturated with bots that you’ll throw money away. 🚫💸 Having amassed 15 years of marketing experience, I've yet to encounter a platform in such a dire state as X. The smartest advertisers left when Elon Musk told them to go elsewhere, but not so politely. While he was proud of that ignorant statement then, he has since come to regret it and is now begging advertisers to return to Twitter: https://lnkd.in/gtntxUTt Just this morning, I saw the N-bomb dropped several times, and all Elon does is hide it behind a button. This is not a place you want your brand to be associated with. Do yourself a favor and avoid advertising on X. #DigitalMarketing #SocialMediaMarketing #AdvertisingTips #MarketingStrategy #BrandStrategy

Elon Musk is considering introducing user fees for X, formerly Twitter, to tackle spam and fake accounts. Could this be a new era for a cleaner digital communication space with fewer spam/fake accounts? Or could this deter many businesses from using this platform to help grow their online presence? Let us know your thoughts in the comments! - - - - #ElonMusk #XTwitter #SocialMedia #BusinessImpact #UserFees #DigitalStrategy #CorporateCommunication #SocialMediaTrends #OnlinePresence #DigitalMarketing #ContentCreation #BrandStrategy #DigitalEra #SocialNetworking #OnlinePlatform #Microblogging #SpamFreeX #TechNews #InnovationInSocial #DigitalBusinessModel

Microblogging platform X, formerly Twitter, has been slowing down the speed at which users access sites of rivals and news organizations that Elon Musk has publicly disapproved of, according to a report by The Washington Post. More in Yesterday, our daily newsletter. Tap on the link in the comments to read. #x #twitter #elonmusk #news #jackdorsey

Elon Musk is doing the unthinkable, he is getting rid of a very important feature that can save people from harassment on X, formerly known as Twitter. Musk will soon remove the option of blocking people on the social media platform because he feels it does not make sense to block people on the app. Follow @unwires.news for your daily dose of Information. #ElonMusk #Twitter #Block #X #accounts #socialmedia #elonmusknews #TechNews #worldnews #update #unwiresnews

Is Elon Musk the biggest obstacle for advertising on X? Our very own Planning Director, 🍣 Rob E. was interviewed by Campaign Asia-Pacific on why advertisers have left Twitter. Following Musk’s acquisition of the platform, Twitter has witnessed a significant decrease of advertisers, resulting in a substantial loss of advertising revenue for the platform. Rob highlights that: “One thing that he (Musk) seems to be forgetting is that advertisers are not only questioning if Twitter/X is a brand safe environment, they are doing it in the context of needing to cut budgets and going to do what has delivered before”. Read more about the article here: https://lnkd.in/gnZBRGry

Will you be paying to use X? Elon Musk put out a statement saying that Twitter, now X, will be switching to a monthly subscription. Musk said X is “moving to having a small, monthly payment for use of the X system” and said the social network now has 550 million monthly users. Tell me what you think! #socialmedia #x #twitter #elon #elonmusk #news #breakingnews #newsupdate #socialmedianews #elonmusknews

Twitter will soon offer video & audio calls: Elon Musk Elon Musk, the owner of the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, now rebranded as X, announced recently that X will soon offer video and audio calling features, as part of its plan to become an “everything app”. Click on the link to know more: https://bit.ly/44LtKF4 #globalbusinessoutlook #twitter #twitterx #elonmusk #socialmedia  #technology #twitterfeatures #twitterupdates #xfeatures