Meta to test ads on Threads in US and Japan
- Meta will begin testing ads on Threads in the U.S. and Japan with a few companies, as stated in a blog post on Friday.
- A small number of Threads users will see ads with large images in their feeds during the test, according to the blog post.
- Meta's existing monetization policies will apply to Threads, ensuring that content violating community standards isn't eligible for ad adjacency, the company said.
- Adam Mosseri mentioned that they will closely monitor the test before scaling it, aiming to make ads on Threads as interesting as organic content.
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Meta Platforms will begin testing advertising on its social media platform Threads, collaborating with several brands in the United States and Japan, the company announced on Friday, as the app reached more than 300 million monthly active users, Reuters reports.
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Since it started competing with X, Threads has grown, supported a lot by the other Meta networks. This proposal has received important news that improved this social network. Now it seems...
Like any social network, you're going to start seeing advertising on Threads very soon. For now it's started under a test in the United States and Japan, but you're not going to get rid of it.
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