And the price?
Posted: Wed Jan 08, 2025 4:39 am
Twitter Blue costs $8 a month, €9.68 in Spain, €100 if you sign up for it annually. However, if you subscribe on iOS you will have to pay $11 a month, since users will be the ones who pay the commission for the Apple App Store. If you don't want to pay that extra, you can subscribe from the website for €9.68 and then use it on iOS or any other app you want. The different price is only if you make the payment through the iOS app.
But is it worth paying for?
And you may ask yourself: But is it worth paying for it? Our answer is clear.
No.
We tested TWITTER BLUE (X Premium) and the result will surprise you
We signed up for Twitter Blue on June 15 to try out the service for a month. Signing up is easy, you have it in 2 simple steps, analyze your account and in just over 24 hours you have your verification. But, analyzing the KPIs compared to other months, we didn't notice any improvement in terms of reach and much less in engagement.
The increase in characters did not generate a greater iceland number data readership either, in fact, it gave it an uglier, dirtier aesthetic. In the end, the user of X does not come to read, for that they already have Linkedin: what they want is a more ephemeral and quick consumption and funny, concise phrases with headlines that tell the news as briefly as possible.
The same goes for videos, no one is going to stop to watch a two-hour video: short videos that are straight to the point are now preferred, and in two hours you can already get a Barbie movie Although Musk wants to bet on this format on this social network, the regular consumer of the blue bird already has experience of using it, and it is difficult to make them change their consumption.
In favor, we will say that being able to edit it is a convenience, there is a noticeable reduction in advertising, although you cannot get rid of the ads and… well, a blue tick always looks cool, but paying almost €10 just for that, I don't think it would be worth it.
But is it worth paying for?
And you may ask yourself: But is it worth paying for it? Our answer is clear.
No.
We tested TWITTER BLUE (X Premium) and the result will surprise you
We signed up for Twitter Blue on June 15 to try out the service for a month. Signing up is easy, you have it in 2 simple steps, analyze your account and in just over 24 hours you have your verification. But, analyzing the KPIs compared to other months, we didn't notice any improvement in terms of reach and much less in engagement.
The increase in characters did not generate a greater iceland number data readership either, in fact, it gave it an uglier, dirtier aesthetic. In the end, the user of X does not come to read, for that they already have Linkedin: what they want is a more ephemeral and quick consumption and funny, concise phrases with headlines that tell the news as briefly as possible.
The same goes for videos, no one is going to stop to watch a two-hour video: short videos that are straight to the point are now preferred, and in two hours you can already get a Barbie movie Although Musk wants to bet on this format on this social network, the regular consumer of the blue bird already has experience of using it, and it is difficult to make them change their consumption.
In favor, we will say that being able to edit it is a convenience, there is a noticeable reduction in advertising, although you cannot get rid of the ads and… well, a blue tick always looks cool, but paying almost €10 just for that, I don't think it would be worth it.