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Content Creators Across The Globe Can Now Earn A Living on Twitter

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Content creators across the globe can now earn a living on Twitter after the company’s CEO Elon Musk disclosed that they can now monetize their content.

Twitter via a tweet, disclosed that content creators can enable the monetization feature by clicking on the settings option to apply.

The subscriptions feature will allow Twitter users to charge their followers a monthly price from one of the price points made available by Twitter. Once it is paid, subscribers can then access the creator’s exclusive content which is not viewed by the public.

Reports reveal that Twitter will allow creators to keep 97% of the revenue up to $50,000 in lifetime earnings, after which the revenue split will be dropped to 80% for creators.

In a bid to ensure the smooth payment of creators, Twitter has partnered with financial services giant Stripe to ensure a seamless payout.

Recall that Musk had also announced via his Twitter account that the company would begin sharing ad revenue with content creators on the platform. He said creators will get paid for the ads that show up in the replies to their tweets. 

Creators will however have to pay Twitter $8 per month to have a chance at receiving a share of the ad revenue. Twitter however warned that the subscription services are nonrefundable even if a creator’s account gets suspended.

In such cases, users are required to manually unsubscribe to avoid auto-monthly payments to inactive Twitter accounts.

Investors King understands that since Musk took over from the company in October last year, he has been seeking for ways to increase the platform’s revenue, as well as bring more creators to the platform. Musk also has plans to introduce newsletters and other Twitter features in the future.

Among his other goals, Musk expects the social media company to bring in $15 million from a payments business in 2023 that will grow to about $1.3 billion by 2028. He also expects Twitter to have 11,072 employees by 2025, up from around 7,500.

Concerning the company’s workforce, he aims to hire about 11,072 employees by 2025.

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Twitter’s Valuation Shrinks, Now One-Third of What Elon Musk Acquired it For Last Year

A recent report has revealed that Twitter’s current valuation has shrunk, as the micro-blogging platform is now one-third of what Elon Musk acquired it for last year October.

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A recent report has revealed that Twitter’s current valuation has shrunk, as the micro-blogging platform is now one-third of what Elon Musk acquired it for last year October.

According to financial services corporation Fidelity Investments, in its annual monthly report of portfolio valuations posted on the 28th of May, the financial services giant stated that the market value of its equity stake in Twitter, identified by its new name, X Holdings Corp. fell to $6.5 million at the end of April, from $19.66 million when Musk concluded the deal a 66% drop. This implied that Twitter’s current valuation is about $15 billion.

This means that in just six months since Musk paid the sum of $44 billion including $33.5 billion in equity to purchase Twitter, the company’s value has plunged by nearly two-thirds. Meanwhile, some other aspects of Twitter’s current financial health are uncertain, because the company hasn’t made enough disclosures.

Recall that Elon Musk admitted that he had a bit of buyer’s remorse over his $44 billion acquisition deal for Twitter which he stated that he obviously overpaid. This saw Musk warn workers that Twitter remained in a precarious financial position and, at one point, had been four months away from running out of money.

Investors King understands that part of the fall in Twitter’s value can be attributed to a series of decisions carried out by Musk, such as mass layoffs affecting critical teams and challenges with content moderation that have turned advertisers away from the platform.

Musk was able to win back some of them by providing steep discounts. He has also implemented subscription-based verification to boost sales.

Musk who expressed optimism, says he sees a ‘clear but difficult path’ to $250 billion valuation, which would mean current grants could 10x. He however noted that Twitter is on the path of an inverse startup. The mercurial mega-billionaire believes the social network will be worth far more in the future.

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WhatsApp Rolls Out New Feature ‘Status Archive’, For Business Accounts

Meta-owned messaging platform WhatsApp has rolled out a new feature known as ‘status archive’ for business accounts.

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Meta-owned messaging platform WhatsApp has rolled out a new feature known as ‘status archive’ for business accounts.

The ‘Status Archive’ feature will enable users conveniently manage their archive preferences and access their archived statuses directly from the menu within the status tab. Notably, the archived statuses will remain private and will be visible to only the respective businesses.

The archived statuses can be stored for up to 30 days on the user’s device, during this period, businesses can still create advertisements for either Instagram or Facebook or share status updates until it expires from the archive.

Investors King understands that this feature will be very pivotal for businesses, as it provides them with the opportunity to repost a status from their archived and share it with customers to enhance their business outreach.

The ‘status archive’ feature is currently available for beta users and is expected to roll out to a wider range of users in the coming weeks.

Once available, users will get a banner in the app’s Status tab, suggesting that updates will be kept on their devices for up to 30 days after it is shared. This feature is only limited to business accounts.

WhatsApp has in less than a decade become the most popular app for personal and business conversations. This has seen it become a widely used tool by business owners as it offers them a fast, simple, and convenient way to carry out their businesses and transactions.

With WhatsApp, companies can send appointment reminders, order notifications, product demonstration videos, verification codes, boarding passes, amongst others. It’s immediate, more personal, and international in reach. It also provides reliable delivery information, providing businesses the additional benefit of knowing what messages have been delivered and, ultimately, read.

The introduction of WhatsApp as a business tool is no doubt monumental. With its extensive reach, highly engaged user base, and rich communications capabilities, it has the potential to become one of the most powerful customer engagement channels on the market today, especially for those businesses serving a global audience.

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WhatsApp Unveils Game-Changing Feature: Edit Your Sent Messages

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In a world where communication has become more instant and spontaneous than ever, we often find ourselves wishing we could take back something we’ve said. Perhaps it was a simple typo, an autocorrect mishap, or a sudden change of heart. We’ve all been there. Fortunately, WhatsApp has heard our plea and introduced a game-changing feature that allows users to edit their sent messages.

Gone are the days of living with embarrassing mistakes or feeling the need to send a follow-up message to correct yourself. WhatsApp has now given us the power to make modifications to our messages after they have been sent. Whether it’s fixing a misspelling, adding crucial context, or rephrasing a statement, you can now do it all with just a few simple taps.

To access this revolutionary editing feature, all you need to do is long-press on the message you wish to edit. A menu will appear, presenting you with various options, and among them, you’ll find the coveted ‘Edit’ button. Once selected, you will be able to make changes to the message’s content, ensuring that it accurately reflects your intended meaning.

What’s truly remarkable about this feature is that WhatsApp has taken privacy and security into consideration. Edited messages will bear a distinct ‘edited’ label, notifying the recipient that a modification has been made. This transparency allows for open and honest communication while ensuring that the editing history remains concealed. As always, your messages, media, and calls on WhatsApp are safeguarded by end-to-end encryption, providing you with peace of mind.

The rollout of this groundbreaking feature has commenced worldwide, and users can expect to have access to it in the coming weeks. Whether you’re a business professional who needs to make a swift correction in a crucial message or a friend who wants to amend a statement that came out wrong, WhatsApp’s editing feature is set to revolutionize the way we communicate.

Imagine the freedom of expression and the elimination of anxiety that comes with knowing you have the ability to rectify any slip-up. With this new feature, WhatsApp empowers its users to engage in more confident and accurate conversations. No longer do we need to agonize over a misplaced word or hastily sent message; we can now correct and enhance our communication with ease.

So get ready to embrace this new era of messaging, where errors and regrets can be seamlessly resolved. WhatsApp’s editing feature is just one more step in the company’s mission to provide a user-friendly and versatile platform for effective communication. Edit your messages, fine-tune your conversations, and enjoy the benefits of enhanced control over your chats. Say goodbye to the fear of making mistakes and hello to a new level of messaging freedom.

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