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introducing Super Follows—a paid monthly subscription that supports your favorite people on Twitter AND gets you access to ::puts sunglasses on:: super Tweets
— Super Follows (@SuperFollows) September 1, 2021
rolling out in US and Canada on iOS only … ? for now pic.twitter.com/Mb9sgxbw5F
Twitter launches Super Follows on iOS - that means users can charge for subscriber-only content. Creators can set their tweets to go out to Super Followers only, and the tweets will appear in the timelines of just those subscribers. https://t.co/0TXRHkzp0j pic.twitter.com/8RDH3n7I9b
— حسن سجواني ?? Hassan Sajwani (@HSajwanization) September 1, 2021
no no no what i need is super tweets without the follow shit, i WANT people to see my hot takes and if they want to argue with me i want them to have to pay to reply to said hot takes https://t.co/UOcdW5dzOG
— mao (@maddestmao) September 1, 2021
I don't care who you are, nobody is paying $10/mo to read your tweets https://t.co/JYjPUy30cD
— Tim Baker ? (@IAmTimBaker) September 1, 2021
is it ethical for journalists to do Super Follows? ?https://t.co/PIJdAlXVzb
— Chris Welch (@chriswelch) September 1, 2021
gonna ask people to pay me to not tweet https://t.co/BbK67Ys6j2
— Russ Bengtson (@russbengtson) September 1, 2021
creators...
— Menotti Minutillo (@44) September 1, 2021
imagine using super following to give your supporters early access to drops
clothing, digital items for games, NFTs https://t.co/3Q3wfJFJ8y
Creator Economy in full swing! https://t.co/LLu8wVBkeV
— Casey Lau (@casey_lau) September 1, 2021
I am so excited to share that we are launching Super Follows with our first small group of Creators
— Morgan Block (@morganblocky) September 1, 2021
It has been truly amazing collaborating with such a thoughtful, smart team, and I want to share some of the learnings that led us to this moment ? https://t.co/T86LyGK6xY
Super Follows are now here and Twitter users on iOS can now paywall their content. This is Twitter’s opportunity to move down funnel and capture some of the market share currently owned by Patreon & OnlyFans.
— Dare Obasanjo (@Carnage4Life) September 1, 2021
As for me, you can rest assured that my crap opinions will remain free https://t.co/aUmjBv6qFS
There ain’t a soul on this earth whose tweets I would pay to see. https://t.co/tRFKh6gYUI
— Matt Wishart (@MatteAyce) September 1, 2021
ITS HERE!!!!!! SUPER FOLLOW MEEEEEEEEEE https://t.co/i5a9bnCkpJ pic.twitter.com/TzKDelS7Xb
— tiara willis (@MakeupForWOC) September 1, 2021
it is very funny to me that twitter continues to imply only iOS users deserve money https://t.co/AoPf7YU5Cj
— Owen Williams ⚡ (@ow) September 1, 2021
Remember when we announced in June that Super Follows was open for applications?
— Twitter Media (@TwitterMedia) September 1, 2021
Today @SuperFollows opens to an initial group of Creators, on iOS in the US and Canada. https://t.co/FR0XklrhMx
Today we’re introducing Super Follows to the world ⭐️ I’m proud to have worked with an awesome team to build a product to help Creators monetize & engage with their most passionate fans. Here’s some insight into this Design & Research-led effort
— J (@jtwdesign) September 1, 2021
?https://t.co/LIcPyhMHmE pic.twitter.com/b07PACIgQu
Twitter just launched "Super follows", and OnlyBirds variant of Twitter if you will, where paying fans get access to extra content. https://t.co/vRCSHBLogi
— Åsk Dabitch Wäppling ?? (Åsk) (@dabitch) September 1, 2021
So it's really only for people like @kanyewest and other celebrities and influencers to share private thoughts, as it limits reach. Why can't Twitter implement blockchain technology and credit us if we view and interact meaningfully? and then allow us to pay to access tweets. https://t.co/DaZ19Gtcwe
— Fesothe (@Fesothe) September 1, 2021
.@Twitter + @Stripe = Super.
— edwin (@edwinwee) September 1, 2021
Very glad we're working together to enable more creators earn a living! https://t.co/oRFz3xq8V7 https://t.co/6o4AX4PHrK pic.twitter.com/Iv8AklwPyG
Sept 1 2021, the day “can’t believe this site is free” jokes died https://t.co/WvDpScsxC2
— Alex Heath (@alexeheath) September 1, 2021
Payments innovator @Stripe is teaming up on a new @Twitter feature described today as a "way for people to earn monthly revenue by sharing subscriber-only content with their followers on Twitter." More on that monetization of social media here: https://t.co/W9CPj7s8dU
— Payments Dive (@PaymentsDive) September 1, 2021
How much would YOU pay if I tweeted more about Radio Shack? Or would it be a better business model to tweet less about Radio Shack? https://t.co/00vLoBJkcO
— Harry McCracken (@harrymccracken) September 1, 2021
Twitter super follow business model:
— Sven Henrich (@NorthmanTrader) September 1, 2021
“income will be subject to the 30% in-app purchase fees collected by Apple or Google. After an account hits the $50,000 earnings mark, Twitter will begin taking a 20% cut.
50% haircut & then pay taxes on income.
GL.https://t.co/t8aseIcacS
Monétiser les tweets, Twitter veut le tester
— Capucine Cousin (@Capucine_Cousin) September 2, 2021
Twitter launches #SuperFollows for iOS users, allowing a select group of US test users to charge either $2.99, $4.99, or $9.99 per month for their tweets https://t.co/hBKc1Ksk73
트위터, 수퍼 팔로우 기능 북미 지역에서 iOS 기기 대상으로 론칭. https://t.co/NTKB061iaj https://t.co/IcyvDbRGH5
— 나가토 유키 (@nagato708) September 1, 2021
I like the idea ….Twitter rolls out paid subscription ‘Super Follows’ to let you cash in on your tweets – TechCrunch https://t.co/p2mHxlWdgn
— Metaverse Lindzon (@howardlindzon) September 2, 2021
Twitter rolls out paid subscription ‘Super Follows’ to let you cash in on your tweets https://t.co/AT4z7De9Iv #twitter #socialmedia
— Tweepsmap (@tweepsmap) September 1, 2021
If you want that premium Ellie-related content, you're gonna need to start paying up https://t.co/BYYnkRXcG3
— Disciple of @nbrg (@DTrain) September 1, 2021
Twitter rolls out Super Follows to let you monetize tweets https://t.co/WcbWoFzKQK via @techcrunch First one of us to be approved is buying a beer for the rest of us.
— Bruce Clark (@bruceclarkprof) September 1, 2021