How Twitter developed its revenue model, even as user growth disappointed
While Twitter struggles to get new users, its revenue side is killing it. — In 2009 Twitter was a 50-person company punching way above its weight in cultural impact, its micro-blogging platform blasting its way into the public imagination. Tweets: @daiwaka , @twitterads , @jyarow , @adambain , @monkbent and @jimprosser Tweets: Daisuke Wakabayashi / @daiwaka : Retweet by Twitter's ad team RT @TwitterAds: Must read: How Twitter found its money mojo (Part 1 of 2) @StevenLevy https://medium.com/... Twitter Advertising / @twitterads : Must read: How Twitter found its money mojo (Part 1 of 2) via @StevenLevy http://medium.com/... Jay Yarow / @jyarow : Story about how well Twitter's ad business is doing, told entirely from view of Twitter's executives, on a website owned by Twitter founder. Adam Bain / @adambain : Great @StevenLevy story going inside our revenue engine: http://medium.com/...(yes, in my pic i am looking at phone not paying attention) Ben Thompson / @monkbent : Twitter with the pre-earnings @StevenLevy feature. Interesting. https://t.co/BBiP6ctxKl Jim Prosser / @jimprosser : Part 1 of @StevenLevy's comprehensive history of “Twitternomics” — how our ads engine came to be. http://medium.com/... $twtr