Wrong question. This is like asking "As a carpenter, how would you use this shoe to hammer in a nail?" Twitter, as it has evolved (or been driven depending how

Wrong question. This is like asking "As a carpenter, how would you use this shoe to hammer in a nail?" Twitter, as it has evolved (or been driven depending how much you trust the vision of its management) is not a lucrative platform. It needs either to change how it connects payers, payees, and audiences drastically (and not just be pitched differently), or it needs the industry to change underneath it. The latter option is not actually that unlikely at the moment.