Web Desk — Twitter’s new feature compensates content creators by sharing the ad revenue generated from advertisements displayed in responses to their tweets.
The eligibility criterion for earning money on Twitter is as follows:
. You must have Twitter Blue or be affiliated with verified organizations.
. You must have at least 5 million tweet impressions in the last 3 months.
. You have to qualify for the human review for Creator Monetization Standards.
. You have to maintain 10,000 followers or more.
. Must post at least 25 tweets in 30 days.
Elon Musk’s Announcement
. Twitter CEO says the first round of payments will total $5 million, increasing cumulatively from February onwards.
. Stripe will handle all payments.
Content creators are already earning a handsome amount of money on Twitter. Brian Krassenstein, who’s a writer, says Twitter paid him a total of $24,305. He has 750,000 followers in total.
‘Internet Hall of Fame’, another popular Twitter account, managed to generate an impressive $107,274. This was one of the highest payments by Twitter ever since the ad revenue-sharing program launched.
However, it is not obvious how Twitter calculates the amount of revenue shared with users or how it is shared between eligible accounts.