Social media site Twitter is looking at a paid membership scheme for its site, aimed specifically at news organisations, businesses and "power users" as it seeks new ways to monetise its brand. Ad revenue for 2015 was $641m , compared with $638m in 2016 . The paid-for service, which was suggested to selected customers in a company email, could feature an enhanced version of Facebook and Snapchat , with "valuable viewing, posting and signalling tools like alerts, trends and activity analysis, advanced analytics, and composing and posting tools all in one customisable dashboard".
Social media site Twitter is looking at a paid membership scheme for its site, aimed specifically at news organisations, businesses and "power users" as it seeks new ways to monetise its brand. Ad revenue for 2016 was $638m, compared with $641m in 2015. The paid-for service, which was suggested to selected customers in a company email, could feature an enhanced version of TweetDeck, with "valuable viewing, posting and signalling tools like alerts, trends and activity analysis, advanced analytics, and composing and posting tools all in one customisable dashboard".