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One reason I could think of is that real humans only read a certain number of tweets per day. Showing ads to users that "read" large numbers is showing ads to r
by SnorkelTan 3y ago
One reason I could think of is that real humans only read a certain number of tweets per day. Showing ads to users that "read" large numbers is showing ads to robots which, sadly, do not convert very well.
- dgroshev 3y agoCurrent rate limit is about 20 minutes of use for me. Remember that it loads a couple dozen replies at a time if you click on a tweet, so 600 tweets is really not much.
- jljljl 3y agoYeah, this basically restricts users to viewing a handful of popular threads per day.
- hparadiz 3y ago600 posts is about 10 minutes of browsing for me. It seems to be counting replies in large threads to the limit. So even if you make a post with a premium account your content won't be read by the vast majority of your followers.
- PascLeRasc 3y agoIt's like how scams put in typos on purpose to save effort. If I was an advertiser I'd really want to target people who donate $8 a month to Twitter.