Binance considers sharing advertising revenue on its Twitter account; tech journalists earn nearly tens of thousands of dollars a month.
Twitter, now known as X, officially started sharing advertising revenue at the end of July, covering multiple countries and regions around the world, including Taiwan. However, accounts need to have accumulated at least 15 million impressions in the past three months, which is not achievable for regular accounts.
On the other hand, Binance's @binance account, with 10.6 million followers and posts reaching tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of impressions, easily meets the criteria. Recap: Twitter ad revenue sharing criteria and regions
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Binance considers sharing Twitter ad revenue
On 8/8, Binance's Twitter account pondered whether it should share its ad revenue.
Tech journalist earns $12,000 a month through Twitter revenue sharing
Tech journalist Brian Krassenstein, with 758,000 followers, shared that he made $12,632 in Twitter ad revenue last month. He believes that creating valuable content consistently leads to rewards.
WHOA. Twitter just paid me $12,632 for the last month for revenue share.
I have always told my followers I will be up front and honest about everything. I understand not everyone will like this but I told you all to stick with Twitter (Now X) and keep creating valuable content.… pic.twitter.com/46WpmhHhbd
— Brian Krassenstein (@krassenstein) August 8, 2023