Twitter, American Express Bring Self-Serve Ads To 10,000 Small Businesses
Some small businesses can register now for access to Twitter’s self-serve advertising platform, which will formally launch next month according to Ad Age. The program is open to American Express cardholders and merchants, and Twitter will include a $100 credit to help the first 10,000 eligible participants get started. The signup form is available at […]
Some small businesses can register now for access to Twitter’s self-serve advertising platform, which will formally launch next month according to Ad Age.
The program is open to American Express cardholders and merchants, and Twitter will include a $100 credit to help the first 10,000 eligible participants get started. The signup form is available at ads.twitter.com/amex.
Small businesses that sign up will be able to use Twitter’s regular ad programs, such the cost-per-engagement Promoted Tweets product and/or the cost-per-follower Promoted Accounts product. Both of those offer geo-level targeting, which should make the opportunity more attractive to locally-based small businesses.
Although Twitter is taking signups now, the launch isn’t expected to happen until late March.
Twitter first offered a self-serve ad platform to a small group of advertisers back in December. Ad Age says that Twitter currently has about 3,000 advertisers overall (i.e., not just in the self-serve program).
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