1 like on this tweet = 1 ecommerce tip.
(I expect this will be quite niche for some followers, but hopefully interesting or useful anyway. do feel free to RT this / any of the tips if so. Depending on number of likes, it might take a while).
Will those paying make up for loss of ad revenue due to loss of volume?
Only if ad charge increases.
Does WeChat charge users to use the platform?
Ofc not. Only charges commission when using specific services/add-ons, and primarily charges advertisers to be on its platforms
What makes a social media platform successful?
Its volume of users.
How does it make money?
From user targeting for advertising purposes.
Would asking users to pay reduce its volume?
Yes
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All sounds great - except, why wait for Black Friday to do these campaigns, if you're socio-conscious & sensitive about all such matters?
https://t.co/akkzFqPgZA
I'm not sure I understand the need for any of this new Digital Bill.
Just as we honed in on GDPR and its nuances, Nadine wants to change it all - for what? To simplify something that's simple?
Or just an excuse to stifle ICO & get rid of annoying DOs that moan about govt sites?
Is it a thing now for people applying to full time permanent job ads just to pitch the agency they work for/promote their freelancing services?
Is this the new bus dev way?
The fun & vibrant @RGiftsLTD is hiring!
Looking for a social media manager, focus on paid social campaigns.
Come join us :)
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@s_matharu@danbarker@PayGapApp The smaller companies are the bulk though. And the public sector is the biggest employer, even if they split it out (e.g. hospital trusts are each separate entities).
It doesn't take away the great job paygapapp are doing
Recruitment process - step 1: quick call
*Pre-covid: an actual telephone call, 15-20 mins to ascertain interest, get basic info
*Post-covid: video call. Without even asking if you're ok with that, if you can, if convenient. Just a zoom invite, end of.
#duh