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6 Feb. (Portaltic/EP) –
Twitter announced in mid-January a specific subscription for organizations that gave access to verification with golden badge and the possibility of linking associated accounts, which the company is going to start testing and which costs $1,000 per month.
The golden insignia is the one that allows distinguish companies from other types of social network profilessuch as government agencies and representatives, who display a gray badge, and Twitter Blue subscribers or previously verified users, who have the blue tick.
The company has implemented it automatically in recent weeks within the changes introduced in the itself verification process, linked to the Twitter Blue subscription. In the case of companies, it announced ‘Verification for Organizations’ in mid-January, for which it is already looking for profiles that will be able to participate in early access.
For this test, Twitter is contacting via ’email’ with the potential participants, as social media consultant and industry analyst has shared Matt Navarre, that you have had access to one of these emails, in which the conditions are explained.
Twitter is reportedly emailing businesses offering gold check mark verification for $1000 PER MONTH!
And affiliate account verification for $50 each per month pic.twitter.com/hohTPKLKdi
—Matt Navarra (@MattNavarra) February 3, 2023
Subscribers to the business modality will be able to access the gold badge and an affiliation badge for the linked profiles. Also increase the reach and distribution of publications with a new feature called Tweet Boosting.
But ‘Verification for Organizations’ has one price: $1,000 per month (about 930 euros to change), and an additional 50 dollars, also monthly, for each affiliate account to be added, although it indicates that there is a free month for these secondary accounts.
This information agrees with information shared this weekend by The Information, medium that advanced that Twitter planned to charge companies $ 1,000 a month to maintain the gold badge, plus a charge of $ 50 for each affiliate account, which cites internal messages from the technology company to which it has had access.
