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[dead] rocino
Interesting view - what do you think would happen to free user engagement?
tomkubik
Access to more content = more engagement?
[dead] venturo
I prefer to have my blog and newsletter as separates...
tomkubik
Out of 15 users polled informally - 14 would love to manage blog, newsletter & Twitter in one place
[dead] neo667
What about harassment on Twitter platform??????
[dead] bic1122
If Twitter makes more money, they can finally solve harassment?
[dead] lonelyaustralia
Findley! Ads are work of the devil and distracting to the experience... $50 is expensive though...
[dead] zomberama
Looking at combined cost of blog + newsletter + social media tools, it’s around or above $50 already. $60, $70, and more. And you have to hop between platform to administer everything... And - audience building is clunky. That’s what Twitter Pro would resolve
[dead] berlin1212
I’m only paying $30 for hosted blog and newsletter and I don’t care about crm
tomkubik
How many subscribers on your newsletter? More = usually means you pay up
[dead] ZARinfluencer
I could afford $50 - if it helps me monetize leads
[dead] heimdall0
How would Facebook react to Twitter’s move into CRM?
[dead] auperhuman
FB is a consumer-oriented product
tomkubik
These are very different products, for different audiences
[dead] revealer
Facebook has always been considering as-free subscription tier...