New to Twitter? Here Are Some Interesting Features You Should Know About

Twitter may have started off as a straightforward microblogging platform when it was established in 2006, but the social media platform today has a variety of features that company owners and content producers can use to advance their enterprises. Due to the site's practical means of staying in touch with your fans, a tonne of firms have had tremendous success there.

Twitter Blue
For testing purposes, Twitter Blue was first made available in 2021 to users in the US, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the UK. The original subscription gave users a grace period of 30 seconds to cancel tweets, bookmark folders to arrange their stored tweets, and an easier-to-use reader mode for viewing tweets.

Edit Tweets
In 2022, Twitter eventually introduced an editing option in response to several user requests. The function is currently restricted to Twitter Blue members only.

Verification
Now the blue checkmark will appear for Twitter Blue users as well. Users of Twitter Blue won't be allowed to modify their names once they have a blue checkmark since this will reduce the number of impersonations on the network.

Twitter Subscriptions
The ability to commercialize tweets on the site is provided by Twitter Subscriptions for content producers. Those who follow you on Twitter will have the opportunity to subscribe to your account for a fee if you make this service available.

Twitter Circles
This is made possible via Twitter SubTwitter Circles. You may add up to 150 individuals to your Twitter Circle using this tool, which is comparable to Instagram's Close Friends feature. You can then tweet out exclusive material to those people only.

Twitter Communities
An organised approach to have spirited conversations on Twitter with users who share your interests is to join a community. With the help of the function, you may initiate or join a chat with a closed circle.

Ever since Elon Musk assumed leadership as the new CEO of Twitter, the company has been in the headlines. Look at some of the other intriguing features that already exist on Twitter instead of focusing on the much-hyped upcoming additions like long-form tweets, encrypted direct messaging, and paid blue ticks.