There have been multiple accounts created with the sole purpose of posting advertisement posts or replies containing unsolicited advertising.

Accounts which solely post advertisements, or persistently post them may be terminated.

HubertManne ,

https://youtu.be/I5qAshY2jkw?t=18

Engywuck ,

About fucking time. I’m just sick of the “news” about X. Hopefully it disappears for good.

ripcord ,
@ripcord@lemmy.world avatar

Apparenrtly the “plan” would only drop Twitter down to $2B a year.

That plus Musk putting in whatever’s needed - it’s not going anywhere anytime soon.

Now, if people mass left the platform, that would change things. But it’s still suuuuper popular, because people fucking suck.

hperrin ,

https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/96d9fcd0-be48-43f6-9bc4-1d6b0e52385a.jpeg

shalafi ,

Knowing nothing about marketing, I figured that after threatening to sue his advertisers there would have been a full-stop on incoming customers and, at the least, a spending level freeze by existing customers.

kandoh ,

They gutted Youtube for far, far less.

BarrierWithAshes ,
@BarrierWithAshes@fedia.io avatar

Again? I thought they already left and then there was a lawsuit cause of it.

partial_accumen ,

Only 4% of marketers overall think X ads provide “brand safety” — certainty that their ads won’t appear alongside extreme content —

The 4% may represent lumpy pillow manufacturers, sellers of freeze dried survival food, random cryptocurrency products, and Trump 2024 flag/tshirt providers.

The spokesperson added that X’s “brand safety rate is on average 99%, as validated by DoubleVerify and Integral Ad Science,” companies that analyze the value of digital advertising placements.

“But that 1% remaining will have your products featured next to ads denying the holocaust, hate speech against LGBTQ+ communities, and ads discrediting proven science in favor of, oh I don’t know, phrenology or something” -the spokesperson probably

Nougat ,

And "WE BUY GOLD!!!!*"

*for a fraction of its actual value

itsgroundhogdayagain ,

If you are wondering, some of the companies still advertising on Twitter are Samsung, State Farm, The Athletic, and DirecTV.

don ,

Well he did tell them to go fuck themselves, so it’d make sense for them to decide to just fuck right off.

originalucifer ,
@originalucifer@moist.catsweat.com avatar

pertinent numbers

a net 26% of marketers plan to decrease their spending on X in 2025

scytale ,

Plan? Just do it.

Tylerdurdon ,

Money has been spent, budgets committed, etc. Think of it like steering a large ship. You may turn the wheel immediately, but the ship will take time to adjust it’s course.

OsrsNeedsF2P ,

Yes but also not really, they could just stop buying those ads

chakan2 ,
@chakan2@lemmy.world avatar

Ahh…the fortune 500 excuse…luckily those ships contain cash hordes that won’t run out for decades to centuries.

Tylerdurdon ,

It takes time for approvals and the general clusterfuck of decision-making. I’m not defending it, just what I see.

Pechente ,

Yeah but it has also been 2 full years since he bought it

Nytefyre ,

The Titanic Effect.

Nollij ,

Often there are contracts. Sometimes for a very long time, often multi-year. There are sometimes escape clauses (like a morality clause for a spokesperson), but these aren’t easy to invoke.

I suspect many of them are up for annual review/renewal, when they can be terminated without penalty. It might also just be an attempt to get better terms.

b161 ,

Yup. Every company still on there is a Nazi brand. If they actually cared about that they’d pull their ads immediately.

shyguyblue ,

Musk plans to sue advertisers planning to withdraw from x in record numbers.

NOT_RICK ,
@NOT_RICK@lemmy.world avatar

That’ll surely fix it

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