Twitter To Start Charging Companies For Having An Account?
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Saved by 14 people (0 private), first by anonymouse user on 2009-02-10
- Malena on 2009-07-12 - Tags SU , internet , Tags
- Amaurydebuchet on 2009-03-03 - Tags marketing , advertising , business , twitter , B2B , Delicious
- Chris_jenkins on 2009-02-17 - Tags Web2.0 , Twitter , Social
- Guebara on 2009-02-15 - Tags no_tag
- Tsuporone on 2009-02-12 - Tags Twitter , internet , business
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commercial purposes may soon start getting charged for that activity
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Biz Stone.
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“We are noticing more companies using Twitter and individuals following them. We can identify ways to make this experience even more valuable and charge for commercial accounts.”
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although many are expecting more from the startup who has become notorious for its lack of an apparent business model even after nearly 3 years of existence
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will not start charging individual users,
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any details regarding pricing or the specific way Twitter would go about charging users and for what exactly
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recently turned down an acquisition offer from Facebook.
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Dell, who reportedly made $1 million in sales during the holidays via the micro-sharing utility, and recently started giving discounts exclusively to its followers.
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what exactly is considered as ‘commercial usage’ by Twitter management: does it mean any way of promoting a product or service or only when there’s sales activity connected to the corporate accounts? And will companies be prepared to pay up for use of the service at all?
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“If it becomes complicated and costly, our instinct would be to move elsewhere.”
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Twitter will remain free to use by everyone—individuals, companies, celebrities, et
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adding value in places where we are already seeing traction
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not imposing fees on existing services.
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