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Your tweets are hot fire and everyone who follows you can't wait to see what you're going to say on any given day. You just have one problem: you can't seem to turn these tweets into cold hard cash.
This means for all of the wordsmiths out there that can craft a compelling set of words and have value to a particular audience, there's the potential to rake in some big bucks. Twitter announced this new feature back in February, but had been slow to implement it. Now, there's a limited test group currently giving Super Follows a spin, with it hopefully coming to everyone else in the near future.
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