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While Facebook and Twitter are struggling with user and brand trust, double down on innovation investments in new platforms.
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Despite this drop-off, Threads could pose a significant threat to Twitter as the app matures and adds features like hashtags and topical search. Even in its early days, Threads seems to have lured some engagement from Twitter, with a 5% decrease in Twitter's web traffic during Threads' initial peak activity period, per Similarweb.
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For instance, according to a JAMA Network Open study published this year, content that contradicted CDC guidelines for COVID-19 prevention and treatment showed up on X (formerly known as Twitter), Facebook, Instagram, Parler, and YouTube, among others. Posts unrelated to health matters can also have serious health-related outcomes.
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| Dec 4, 2023
Discord has benefited of late from the turmoil surrounding Elon Musk’s Twitter acquisition and the dismantling of its gaming team. A not-insignificant number of Twitter users are putting their Discord handles on their profiles as they say farewell to checking Twitter.
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| Jan 19, 2023
Subscriptions will be a temporary dalliance for Twitter and Snapchat. Twitter won’t become a super app in 2023. It will have to fend off ad revenue and user losses before integrating more services into the app. BeReal will embrace ads by year-end. Ads Drive the Social Commerce Shopping Cart Forward. Shoppable ads are the key to success.
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| Dec 19, 2022
But Gen Z will take the lead on Disney+, YouTube, Instagram, and X (formerly Twitter). Executive Summary. Gen Z adds AI to its digital arsenal. Gen Z’s lifelong immersion in technology—coupled with pandemic-induced confinement—has solidified their reliance on digital social spaces.
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| Dec 11, 2023
After a botched update, Sonos is restoring functionality and extending warranties, underscoring the risks of rushing rollouts.
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| Oct 1, 2024
YouTube, LinkedIn, and X (formerly known as Twitter) discontinued their Stories offerings, showing the format doesn’t necessarily translate across platforms. Instagram Stories remain popular among marketers for being one of the platform's most monetizable assets. Per our forecasts, the feature is expected to bring in $13.01 billion globally this year—almost a quarter of Instagram’s total ad revenues.
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| Jan 8, 2024
X, formerly known as Twitter, is struggling to stay relevant, but that doesn’t mean text-based communication is passe. The initial download success of Meta’s Threads app demonstrates that social users are still interested. These formats could take a larger share of time and divert some attention away from video. Users still value social media for connecting with friends and family.
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| Aug 15, 2023
CEOs’ politics impact their brands: Hastings’ endorsement triggers Netflix boycott, drawing parallels with Musk's controversies impacting Tesla and X.
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| Sep 30, 2024
The news: X (formerly Twitter) plans to launch peer-to-peer (P2P) payments as part of the company’s plans for 2024, per a company blog post. How we got here: The idea of turning Twitter into a super app with payments capabilities began before Elon Musk even finalized his purchase of the social media platform. X has been acquiring state payments licenses.
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X (formerly Twitter) is testing the limits of advertisers’ patience. Owner Elon Musk’s onstage f-bomb is the most explicit piece of evidence that he may be trying to shift X away from any reliance on advertising at all. The US social ad spending market has steadied itself. We now expect that the US social ad spend market has returned to double-digit growth.
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| Jan 12, 2024
The rationale: Coming just four months after Musk’s acquisition of Twitter, the partnership with eToro augments Twitter’s ability to share information and discussions about investing—contributing to the purported goal of making Twitter a hub for information and engagement.
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| Apr 17, 2023
The ad spending winter of 2022 and early 2023 was mild and short-lived, as we predicted. And after a solid H2 2023, things are looking up across the board for 2024.
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The most extreme example of ad quality declining is on Twitter. After Elon Musk’s takeover in 2022, advertisers fled the platform rapidly. According to The Wall Street Journal, Twitter ad revenues tanked 40% in December. The result is visible to anyone using Twitter. Ads for major brands have often been replaced with ones for baffling, infomercial-like products and other questionable companies.
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| Mar 20, 2023
Highly specific prediction: Elon Musk will step down as CEO of Twitter. Whether because a Twitter poll told him to or it was always his plan, Musk will relinquish the chief executive position at Twitter this year. That doesn’t mean he’ll wash his hands of Twitter altogether. “He’s facing a lot of pressure to take a step back,” said Enberg.
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| Jan 13, 2023
Our take: If TikTok can continue to keep its CPM prices low, allowing advertisers to reach more consumers (not to mention deliver high levels of engagement in the process) more ad spending will continue to shift away from companies like Meta, Snap, and Twitter—and toward TikTok.
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| Jan 11, 2023