Twitter launches the new Creator Dashboard that will help influencers and content creators to monitor their statistics and growth, focusing on giving them an insight into their traffic and more. The new tool would be accessible to those using the platform to share their influence and receive monetization from the company and its users.
Twitter Creator Dashboard Launches Tool for Influencers
Twitter launched its Creator Dashboard earlier today, and it said that it brings a platform for influencers to check on their statistics and earnings to track their growth. The new tool will help users access the accounts that will give them an idea of their performance online, focusing on their many engagements that received monetization from the company.
The feature is available on the iOS platform now, and it aims to test the features before rolling it out to other platforms like Android and browser. It will include the statistics that focus on the exclusive subscription platform by the company that launched earlier this year, and it is the Twitter Blue service that centers on the experience.
Twitter Creator Dashboard: How Does It Work?
Twitter's Creator Dashboard will monitor the earnings and growth of one's influencer profile and give users information on their track via the social media tool. It will help in looking into the different monetization sources like the Ticketed Spaces and Super Follows that earn the creator a certain percentage when fans and users interact with their content.
Twitter's Tools and Features
Twitter brought a lot for its influencers and content creators recently, offering the platform as a place for them to earn and grow in their respective platforms and offers. One of the featured focuses of the company for influencers is the Twitter Blue subscription service that costs $2.99 a month, and it will connect Twitter fans to their favorite artists and their exclusive content.
The short word social media is also looking into a "long-form" feature that will help writers and content creators to publish their works in a single tweet and avoid separate uploads to their profile. It will help bring longer messages for those who wish to view it, especially with its initial branding of a short tweet.
The Jack Dorsey-founded social media company aims to bring more for its influencers which it did not feature up until 2020 to 2021 despite launching significantly earlier than that. However, it does not go shy for its influencers to enjoy the platform and make it their own, also at the same time, giving them the chance to earn.
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Written by Isaiah Richard
