In a statement, Twitter stated that it is presently testing the feature with a small number of iOS users. Earlier in June, Twitter enabled its applications for iOS and Android users to experiment with Ticketed Spaces and Super Follows with their audiences and to provide feedback on the experience. Twitter did not say whether or not the feature will be made available to Indian users at this time. -Twitter Ticketed Spaces will allow users to hold unique audio events such as sessions, concerts, and musical shows, but users will not be able to attend for free. The developers will be able to generate some money by charging visitors to use Ticketed Spaces. The topic matter or the content of the program, on the other hand, should be sufficiently interesting. People should get the impression that they are paying for the Spaces. The price of the ticket is determined by the host, and it can range from as little as $1 to as much as $999. The attendance of a Ticketed Space may accommodate up to 100 persons on average. Moreover, using push and in-app alerts delivered straight to guests’ smartphones, the host may also advertise and remind them of their attendance, as well as share your Space details with others directly from your Home Timeline. “To make Twitter not just a fun place to engage your audience but also a place where you can earn money by generating amazing discussions, we want to work with everyone, whether they are just starting or have already developed a following. Sales of Spaces tickets and Super Follows memberships can earn you up to 97 percent of the money generated by the sales. Twitter will not take more than a 3 percent cut of your revenue until you have earned more than $50,000 in total earnings from both items. After this point, Twitter’s portion of future revenue climbs to as much as 20 percent,” Twitter stated in a blog post regarding Ticketed Spaces. As of the right moment, anyone may become a member of Spaces on Twitter. This is not a premium feature. The functionality is now being utilized to host seminars and even musical performances, among other things.
