Reason why there is a sudden surge in Tweets on X app

Anil
3 min readMar 19, 2024

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AI related Tweets surge on X app

Have you noticed a sudden surge in tweets about ChatGPT, AI, and AI prompts on the X app lately? Well, let me tell you, it’s not just a glitch in the matrix. There’s a whole AI revolution happening, and it’s shaking up our timelines faster than you can say “retweet.”

So, what’s the deal with all this chatter about ChatGPT? It turns out, X users are getting pretty cozy with AI automation tools like ChatGPT, Copilot, GROK and Buffer to give their X profiles a turbo boost. Imagine having a virtual assistant to help you tweet, reply, and engage with your followers while you kick back and sip your morning coffee. It’s like having your own personal social media genie!

I browsed through some of the tweets to get the lowdown on this trend, and here’s what one user had to say:

Using ChatGPT for my tweets is like having a secret weapon in my digital arsenal. It helps me stay on top of my game without burning out.

Talk about working smarter, not harder!

But wait, there’s more! The recent release of ChatGPT to the public has set off a chain reaction of AI adoption like never before. With millions of users jumping on the bandwagon, it’s no wonder we’re seeing AI-related content flooding our feeds. From tips and tricks to hilarious AI-generated memes, the possibilities are endless.

Now, you might be wondering why the sudden fascination with AI prompts and automation tools. Well, it’s not just about making our lives easier (although that’s definitely a perk). The X app has thrown a curveball into the mix by introducing a nifty little feature that pays creators for tweet impressions. Yes, X app users are getting paid to tweet.

According to the latest buzz, X app’s ad revenue-sharing program is the real MVP here. By dolling out cash based on tweet views, they’re turning our witty musings into cold, hard cash. As one user put it, “Getting paid to tweet? Sign me up!” But hold your horses, aspiring influencers, there are a few hoops to jump through before you can start cashing in those tweet bucks.

An X user shared his payout he received from the revenue sharing system. He got paid $464.45 for tweeting about football memes.

clinicalkai on X app discloses revenue sharing earnings
@clinicalkai on X app discloses revenue sharing earnings.

To qualify for the money train, you’ll need to be a card-carrying member of X Premium or a Verified Organization, rack up at least 5 million impressions on your tweets in the last three months, and have a modest following of 500 or more. Minimum payout is set to $10, and you can use Stripe payment gateway to withdraw funds. Easy right? Well, maybe not for everyone.

Challenges Faced

Let me share some insights with you, straight from my personal experience.

  1. Eligibility Criteria: Becoming part of the program isn’t a walk in the park. You need to be in the loop with X Premium or Verified Organizations, boast a hefty 5M impressions on your recent posts, and have a loyal following of at least 500. It’s a steep climb for many.

2. Payment Processing: Once you’ve made the cut, setting up a Stripe account is your next step to cash in. It’s a snag for those who can’t use Stripe or prefer other payment methods.

3. Content Suitability: Here’s the shocker, not all content gets the green light for ads. If it’s deemed unsuitable, that’s a no-go for ad revenue.

4. Demographic Factors: Your audience demographics can play a big role too. Some advertisers might hold back on spending, affecting earnings for creators with certain audience types.

5. Engagement Farming: There’s chatter about the program nudging users towards engagement-focused content, sidelining pure creativity.

6. Uncertainty of Earnings: The truth is, only a handful are raking in substantial earnings. For many, a significant payout is more of a happy accident than a regular occurrence.

7. Program Changes: And just when you think you’ve got it all figured out, X reserves the right to switch things up or pull the plug altogether for various reasons.

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