After only being available to select businesses for about a year, Twitter Ads is now available to almost all U.S. companies that want to use it.
Guest Post Folks, Twitter marketing just got serious.
Advertising on Twitter just got easier, and Twitter just took a giant leap to making more money.
Twitter brought in an estimated $139.5 million in ad revenue in 2011, and it’s found a business model that’s made for mobile; now it’s greatest obstacle in ramping up revenue is the limited availability of its Promoted Products, which are …
The Motor City is welcoming an import to town.
Popular social network Twitter has taken up residence in downtown Detroit to push its Promoted Products ad suite to the nation’s recovering automotive companies.
Twitter’s new Detroit office, located in the …
Small is the new big thing on Twitter, as the company is, at long last, providing small businesses with a way to advertise on the social network.
Twitter is rolling out its self-serve advertising product to a select group of …
The Twitter mobile experience is getting infinitely noisier today. The information network is in the process of pumping up the volume on the amount of mobile advertising content it shows to users.
Twitter is adding Promoted Tweets, ads that double …
The market has tested Twitter’s Promoted Products business model and found it good, chairman Jack Dorsey confidently asserted today at the Digital Life Design conference in Munich.
Twitter’s Promoted Products — including Promoted Tweets, Accounts and Trends — are seeing …
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Over the past few years, Twitter has experimented with different ways to help users find other users worth following — after all, Twitter is only as interesting as the people you follow. Today, the company unveiled a new set …
Folks who had a hard time believing that Twitter was worth $1 billion a year ago are going to have an even harder time swallowing the company’s new valuation.
AllThingsDigital’s Kara Swisher reports that Twitter just raised a $200 million …
Twitter revealed the latest piece of its advertising strategy today with a new feature called Promoted Accounts, where companies can try to attract more followers to their Twitter accounts by paying the microblogging startup for prominent placement.
It sounds like …
