Twitter announced this week it will begin accepting advertising. Best Buy and Starbucks are among the first companies in line to have their messages placed on the site, although it remains to be seen if people will click through.
Which begs the question: Does that even matter?
Already the buzz around Twitter-ads has reached epic proportions, with thousands upon thousands of Tweets and ReTweets about them. This exposure alone seems worth the price of admission....
@DennisCMichael So...they're going to start putting ads in Twitter. I haven't had much motivation to participate here...and now I have even less.
@gemini_scorpio Ready for ads in your content stream? Twitter to introduce keyword ads in searches, then feeds. http://nyti.ms/97Otsn
@AlexBoileau NYTimes: Twitter Unveils Plans to Draw Money From Ads http://s.nyt.com/u/Xjes RT @alavantgarde
@iBizard Twitter is finally launching an ad program. Will be interesting to see what happens. It almost looks the ads will... http://bit.ly/91rMbo
@AJ_Sobieski Expect Ads on Twitter this afternoon (Ad Age): http://bit.ly/bIeaFI
@albalopez The Multi-Billion Dollar Question: Will Users Click on Twitter Ads? http://ff.im/-iXHBg
@OfficeCoaches Twitter Ads: Scandal Or Big Yawn?|Matt McGee provides a rundown on Twitter?s new paid-search ads model (Promoted .. http://oohja.com/xaJgF
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