What do Twitter and Clubhouse have for us now? Two social networking apps have just unveiled some new options. their goal? Facilitate monetization of content and promote newsletters, which are one of the hot media trends of the moment. let’s take a look!
Newsletters are in fashion these days, and Twitter It’s understood. The social network wants to create its own newsletter service, review, its bread and butter on its platform, is more visible through tweets. From now on, users can subscribe to the newsletter by directly clicking on a Tweet in their own News Feed. The fast and easy way to subscribe to a newsletter without going to a profile page.
In addition to this new option, Twitter will allow users who have already linked their email address to their account to skip the step of verifying their email address when signing up for the newsletter: “ Readers who have an email address associated with their Twitter account can now subscribe with one click. Confirmation via email is not required. And if their email isn’t linked, we’ll take them to your profile page to subscribe.”
The new feature is available to all review writers who have linked their Twitter accounts to the newsletter service. For now, the new feature is only available via the desktop application and on the web “with iOS and Android to follow soon,” the review on the dedicated Twitter account outlined. Little Blue Bird’s social network announced its acquisition of the newsletter service Review in January 2021.
related to club house, External links are coming into the limelight. The platform, which caused a stir with its Audio Lounge, will introduce the ability to pin links to the top of the chat window starting Wednesday, October 27, on both iOS and Android.
We have got big news. (You’re going to really like this.) Starting today, your followers can subscribe to Review newsletters directly from Tweets in their timelines.
It’s already enabled for all review writers on desktop and mobile web, with iOS and Android to follow soon. I pic.twitter.com/6eBxvGWyxH
— review (@revue) 22 October 2021
Called “Pinned Links,” the tool will allow people to highlight external links, which can direct users to newsletters, articles, fundraisers or podcasts: “We suspect people are going to be in all kinds of funny ways.” – like playing games, running polls, and sharing links to YouTube videos. Equally important, we allow people to subscribe to their substack, download their podcast, and more. Excited to read their book, see them at The Laugh Factory, help them discover their new single, buy their products, and support their Patreon or GoFundMe pages,” the clubhouse explained in its press release. Note that only moderators will be able to add or remove pinned links by clicking “Pin a Link” in the menu.
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