Twitter is changing advertising policy? - page 2.

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Quote from: Tonygold1967 on March 19, 2018, 03:31:16 AM

According to the following article: https://news.bitcoin.com/report-twitter-prepares-ban-on-crypto-ads/

Twitter is also going to ban crypto ads? Do you think that it will also influence the price, like it happened in case of Facebook and Google announcement?

i think without ads, people still can spread information about cryptocurrency because they not ban tweet about crypto. so we still free to inform people about cryptocurrency and social media still can be used as platform to spread information and news

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Quote from: Tonygold1967 on March 19, 2018, 03:31:16 AM

According to the following article: https://news.bitcoin.com/report-twitter-prepares-ban-on-crypto-ads/

Twitter is also going to ban crypto ads? Do you think that it will also influence the price, like it happened in case of Facebook and Google announcement?

if like this chances are twitter is not very suitable to be used for advertising cryptocurrency and likely will make the price of cryptocurrency a bit shaky.

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Quote from: Tonygold1967 on March 19, 2018, 03:31:16 AM

According to the following article: https://news.bitcoin.com/report-twitter-prepares-ban-on-crypto-ads/

Twitter is also going to ban crypto ads? Do you think that it will also influence the price, like it happened in case of Facebook and Google announcement?

Virtually I think all these bans have already happened and most of us in crypto have already prepared for such an incidence. By the way, it's been a long time since I saw any form of crypto/ICO advertisement somewhere on Google platforms. I think they have already started and even Twitter I don't see crypto adds no more. The only thing I see is the tweets and posts about promoting projects.
But this also has a bad side because first of all it creates panic in the crypto market. One thing we all hate is the news about bans and regulations. Immediately any country or large media platform officially announce that, the market seriously bleed, and that is what has put crypto in trouble this year. Immediately a rise is about to happen, we hear some bad news and then people panic and sell off. It also also a good opportunity for whales to buy more coins ad save for the rainy day. The other bad side of the social media bans is that it hinders the progress of the good ICOs. Ideally not all projects are bad or scam and hence banning their advertisement will prevent its spread to for mass adoption.

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Social media are getting strict when it comes to advertising in their site. Facebook is known for this strict policy. And now Twitter is following them. We can't blame them because they are huge companies and they should set rules and policies for their advertising platform.

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Quote from: Tonygold1967 on March 19, 2018, 03:31:16 AM

According to the following article: https://news.bitcoin.com/report-twitter-prepares-ban-on-crypto-ads/

Twitter is also going to ban crypto ads? Do you think that it will also influence the price, like it happened in case of Facebook and Google announcement?

I don't usually join twitter bounty but there was still no official announcement fot that, buy it will be better if advertising policy will change maybe it will help to reduce those scammers in the forum.

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Quote from: Tonygold1967 on March 19, 2018, 03:31:16 AM

According to the following article: https://news.bitcoin.com/report-twitter-prepares-ban-on-crypto-ads/

Twitter is also going to ban crypto ads? Do you think that it will also influence the price, like it happened in case of Facebook and Google announcement?

Even if this will give to the ICO's Projects a big impact it will also be going to be advantage to the people who doesn't know how to follow rules that's why twitter bounty was changing their policy.

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Quote from: Tonygold1967 on March 19, 2018, 03:31:16 AM

According to the following article: https://news.bitcoin.com/report-twitter-prepares-ban-on-crypto-ads/

Twitter is also going to ban crypto ads? Do you think that it will also influence the price, like it happened in case of Facebook and Google announcement?

Maybe it will affect a little most especialy the ICO Projects as bounty like facebook and twitter its a big help for the leojects to spread their words. I think this will really affect the campaigns.

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I do not think this ban will affect the price a lot because Crypto is not 100% driven by these advertisements. Yes, alt coin developers need to find different ways to promote their coins now and run Airdrop/Bounties without these social platforms. I would say this forum, and if we have a social platform where we can exchange our idea about Crypto just like FB and Twitter, it will really bring in massive change.

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If they're being pressured by the government, then they've got to do what they're being told to do. And just like every other market, cryptocurrency responds to news and it's impacts are always felt. Positive news as regards cryptocurrency adoption drives price up and negative news crashes the market.

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Not only twitter and Facebook,presently now my medium account has been suspended for the fact that i promote cryptocurrey platform and this is becoming serious

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Quote from: cheezcarls on March 20, 2018, 11:18:22 PM

Following Facebook and Google's decision to ban cryptocurrency ads, looks like Twitter is making their moves as well. I am not surprised because the true strength of cryptocurrency is on communities through organic searching.

It's all business, you know. They just simply categorize all cryptocurrencies (even good ones) are bad, but we can't blame them. It doesn't stop Bitcoin and other altcoins from surging in the market like today.

Where from you know that if that was a business. In my understand about that if those companies are banning all of the crypto related advertisement banners.

I know that because the majority of them were US-based companies and they must take an action to give a response to the recent news icos was banning in the US.

There is no one can give a real confirm about that. But it looks like they are working in the same way.

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Maybe it will clean the crypto word from cheap and scam projects

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Twitter at least hasn't divulged the user's privacy!

I think twitter will be the main investment destination for advertisers in the future!

Perhaps the encrypted currency is heavily regulated and can still be advertised on twitter!

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If this will happen it will be big effect to all ico's and to bitcoin also socialmedia's are the biggest way of promotion to the digital currencies project so that thing happe the value will be fall and it can reduce investors.

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very bad news if that happens.
after facebook and google banned crypto ads, and now there is an issue if twitter also want to ban it?
the more difficult it is to promote crypto today.

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These social media bans on the advertising of ICO and crypto money markets will certainly have an impact on the market.
Because social media is an effective channel for new money to enter the cryptocurrency market, if they ban it, the impact on the cryptocurrency market is huge.

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Following Facebook and Google's decision to ban cryptocurrency ads, looks like Twitter is making their moves as well. I am not surprised because the true strength of cryptocurrency is on communities through organic searching.

It's all business, you know. They just simply categorize all cryptocurrencies (even good ones) are bad, but we can't blame them. It doesn't stop Bitcoin and other altcoins from surging in the market like today.

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I dont use social media campaign like facebook, twitter etc. I only just used the and joined with the signature campaign. Wherein we only need to do is to promote the campaign by using their signatures that identifies your rank.

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Quote from: Tonygold1967 on March 19, 2018, 03:31:16 AM

According to the following article: https://news.bitcoin.com/report-twitter-prepares-ban-on-crypto-ads/

Twitter is also going to ban crypto ads? Do you think that it will also influence the price, like it happened in case of Facebook and Google announcement?

If that will happen and they will really follow Facebook's footsteps, then it would have a great effect on how projects are advertised. Facebook and Twitter are two of the biggest social media platforms today, and the traffic of people that logs in and out of it is just staggering, therefore, if those two would ban cryptocurrency-related postings that would really be a blow to the market because it's a great way for people who doesn't know about forums like this to be informed and interested with venturing in the cryptocurrency market.

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The fact that the major social networks prohibit ICO advertising as well as cryptocurrencies I find it entirely reasonable. This will prevent the fraudulent ICO campaigns from endangering everyone. The nature of ICO campaigns does not use Google and Facebook advertising tool, which uses the bounty to attract individuals to advertise their projects. Therefore, I wholeheartedly agree that Social prohibits advertisements related to ICO and cryptocurrencies.

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