General Elon Musk Fukkery Thread

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zuckerburg one-upped elon since he's actually verifying users identification.
 
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Smart...let Musk take the heat for this whole concept. Zuck only needs a fourth of The Book's 2 billion active monthly members to buy into this scam.
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There’s no way that many will pay. Maybe 1-5% if they’re lucky . Which would still be an absolute money spigot.

At 5% that’s appx $1,000,000,000 A MONTH. With little to no real added expense.
 
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I can't figure out why Twitter has so much issues with profit. The app and service is basic af, slap in a few adds even if they weren't targeted that's light work.
 
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:wow: The moves he is making is just astounding. The way how Elon runs a business is pathetic vs. Trump. Trump is a Scam King but at least he knows how to pull one off. Musk is creating his own self-implosion.

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Elon Musk reportedly gave staff a one-week deadline to turn around Twitter's ad business — and then laid them off

The news comes after Musk apologized on social media for showing Twitter users "so many irrelevant and annoying ads."
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Elon Musk reportedly gave staff a one-week deadline to turn around Twitter's ad business — and then laid them off​


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  • Elon Musk laid of dozens of staff across engineering and sales departments last week, The Verge reported.
  • The publication said Musk also gave workers a one-week deadline to change Twitter's ad business.
  • Since taking over the company, Musk has laid off over half of Twitter's workforce.


Elon Musk laid off dozens of Twitter staffers last week — including those who worked on ad products — right after giving them a one-week deadline to turn around the company's ad business, according to a recent report from The Verge.

The publication said that Musk laid off employees in sales and engineering, marking the third round of major lay offs since Musk took over at the company in November.

Right before the lay offs, Musk told staff who work on Twitter's ad product to change how advertisements target users on their individual feeds, giving them a week to revamp it, The Verge reported. It's unclear whether the terminated employees were laid off as a result of missing the deadline.

The report comes after Musk has said Twitter has "the worst ad relevance on Earth" and apologized on social media for showing users "so many irrelevant and annoying ads."

"We're taking the (obvious) corrective action of tying ads to keywords & topics in tweets, like Google does with search," he said on Friday in a tweet. "This will improve contextual relevance dramatically."

Since taking Twitter private, Musk has laid off over half of the company's workforce. The billionaire is known for pushing for tight deadlines both at Twitter and at his other companies.

Marcin Kadluczka, one of the workers that was laid off in the company's latest round of termination, reported directly to Musk and oversaw the engineering behind Twitter's ads business, according to The Verge. After he left the company, Kadluczka tweeted about his termination and appeared to reference Musk's one-week deadline.

"I believe Twitter can really improve ads in 2-3 months (no necessarily in a week though)," he tweeted on Saturday. "Wish I could be actually fired not just deactivated."

A spokesperson for Twitter did not respond to a request for comment from Insider.

Ultimately, Musk's plan for Twitter's ad business appears to imitate ad-targeting methods used by Google, which shows users ads tied to keywords they've searched for on the platform.
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When you're doing the nickel and dime grift it's over. Looks like Zuckerberg is hitting the same slump. I wonder what their next grift will be.

One day people will learn California leads the way. We try hard to make people understand. California is where the real money is at. Gavin laughing while Ole Leon tries out his next grift.



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