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Twitter introduces new feature for users to earn monthly revenue

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: September 2, 2021 18:05 IST

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Twitter has introduced Super Follows, a feature that would let creators on the micro-blogging platform earn monthly revenue by posing subscriber-only content.
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Twitter says it wants users to create conversations about special topics and want to support the people creating them.
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Super Follows, is another paid feature like the previously introduced features such as the Tip Jar and Ticketed Spaces, which was launched pretty recently.
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Announcing the Super Follows feature, Esther Crawford, Product Manager at Twitter said, “Today we’re excited to introduce Super Follows, a new way for people to earn monthly revenue by sharing subscriber-only content with their followers on Twitter.
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With Super Follows, people can create an extra level of conversation on Twitter (sharing bonus Tweets and more!) to interact authentically with their most engaged followers all while earning money.'
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The feature is open to accounts with a huge follower base and can be used by any Twitter user who brings their unique perspectives and personalities to Twitter. The creators can set a monthly subscription of $2.99, $4.99 or $9.99 a month to monetize bonus, “behind-the-scenes” content for their most engaged followers on Twitter.
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The feature would be beneficial for people including activists, journalists, musicians, content curators, writers, gamers, astrology enthusiasts, skincare and beauty experts, comedians, fantasy sports experts, and more.
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