How to Make money with Twitter

 With the passage of time, twitter is becoming popular enormously and the people using and tweeting every day is increasing rapidly. This social network is basically used to write whatever a person wants without keeping any audience in mind. From a common man to celebrities, athletes, scholars, and other popular people are fond of being on twitter and using it to either give some news about their respective field or share whatever they would want to. Hence, the company is looking to make it more interesting for its users by making a few changes in its interface in the coming times.

Twitter has revealed some radical changes that are on the horizon for users' timelines. It will make some crazy changes in its interface to make it more interesting and user friendly for the users. At its first ever Analyst Day conference, it is believed that “the company revealed some of the innovations that will be rolling out in the coming weeks and months as it continues to grow and find more ways to engage its audience.” TWTR receives more than 500 million tweets every day. Hence the company wants to improve its user experience in the future. The expected changes that the company will be making are as follows:

1.      You will now not miss on anything

Twitter has planned to get rid of fear of missing out. This indicates that even after stepping away from Twitter, it will be easy to rejoin a certain conversation. Twitter said “We can use information like who you follow and what you engage with to surface highlights of what you missed and show those to you as soon as you log back in or come back to the app.”

2.      Introduction of private conversations

Even though it has been a while, but Twitter will now finally be introducing an option to take public conversation to private. Twitter says the first change, allowing users to share and discuss tweets natively in direct messages.

3.      Timeline changes

As Twitter wants to improve user experience, it will be looking forward to injecting some life into the timelines of new users to make it easy for them. This will include tweets from people you don’t follow but who Twitter thinks may be relevant to your interests