In an effort to broaden its revenue-sharing initiatives, 'X,' the social media platform spearheaded by Elon Musk (formerly known as Twitter), has introduced significant changes to its ads revenue program.
The criteria determining eligibility for ads revenue sharing have undergone revision, most notably in the reduction of the minimum impressions threshold from 15 million to 5 million within the last three months, among other modifications.
This tech giant aspires to establish an all-encompassing "everything app" that seamlessly integrates messaging, entertainment, banking, and more.
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According to X, these developments serve as a testament to the platform's evolution and its unwavering dedication to creators. Following the August 5th update, the surge in sign-ups for ads revenue sharing exceeded all expectations. The X support team is meticulously scrutinizing processes to ensure swift and fair payouts for all eligible accounts, underscoring their profound commitment to fostering creator success.