Now people will earn more money on Twitter than YouTube!

With the capture of Twitter, Elon Musk has decided to make major changes on the platform. While on one hand Musk is carrying out massive layoffs in the company, on the other hand, his plan now appears to be to bring big content creators on the platform. With this step they can end YouTube’s monopoly on the long video sharing platform. This is indicated by the answers given by him to many questions being raised on social media.

Elon Musk plans to make Twitter users good money through their content, which will be much like YouTube’s monetization model and if Musk’s gestures are to be understood, it will be a better model than YouTube. The billionaire businessman says that Twitter will also provide users with the ability to upload long posts and videos. A monetization model will be introduced on the platform, in which less commission will be charged from creators compared to YouTube.

The new owner of Twitter hinted at this new service through tweets this weekend. The first hint was given when Quinn Nelson tweeted that YouTube “gives 55% of ad revenue to creators,” with Musk replying, “We can beat that.”

Earlier also, a content creator had said that if he was given the right incentives, he would consider posting his full-length videos on Twitter.

The user, who goes by the handle Everyday Astronaut (@Erdayastronaut) with a blue tick, wrote (translated) “If Twitter could handle the full length feature videos I make and offer a similar monetization model like YouTube. If I can, I will definitely consider uploading my full videos here as well.” The user’s profile states that he is a “professional rocket orientation specialist, explainer of flammable stuff, and rocket chaser.”

In response, Musk wrote, (translated) “We can now do 42 minute chunks at 1080 resolution for the new Blue (verified account), so you can break up a longer video. The 42 minute limit should be fixed next month “

Meanwhile, another user complained and wrote, (translated) “I have hundreds of videos…. But I have to re-encode them because Twitter is limited in format.” In response, Musk wrote, (translated) “Noted to fix.”

He also said that Twitter will soon be adding the ability to “add long-form text to tweets.” Not only this, he has also promised to add a better search function on Twitter, for which a press conference will be held on Saturday. Wrote in tweet(translated) “Search within Twitter reminds me of InfoSeek in ’98! This would be much improved too.”