Twitter Provides Revue E-newsletter Subscription Playing cards in Tweets

This will be a welcome addition for Revue newsletter creators. Today Twitter revealed a new one Subscription card for the Revue newsletter This enables newsletter registration directly via tweets in the stream.

As you can see in this example, Revue creators can now share a link to their newsletter subscription in a tweet, which gives more options to drive subscribers off the platform.

As explained by revue:

“We have already made it possible for followers to subscribe to your newsletter directly from their Twitter profile. And now you can tweets too, some with just one click. “

This first integration after Twitter Takeover of the revue, was started again in Junewhich allows newsletter creators to add a prominent subscribe button to their profiles.

This new addition extends the same and is in line with Twitter’s broader drive to provide YouTubers with more monetization options on the platform.

Twitter users who already have an email address associated with their account can sign up directly from the Tweet feed, while those who don’t will be guided through the Revue sign up process.

The button also extends to people who share links to your newsletter in their tweets:

“If someone shares a link to one of your newsletter posts in a tweet and someone clicks it on their timeline, they’ll preview a Subscribe button when they return to Twitter. “

It’s a significant update that will undoubtedly make the Revue newsletters more attractive as more subscriptions can be achieved with each tweet.

Revue notes that it could be a great way to get subscribers through viral tweets (as opposed to the old SoundCloud link), while users can also add login cards within Spaces and at the end of tweet threads.

As mentioned earlier, Twitter has worked over the year to incorporate more monetization options for YouTubers, including his Great to follow Tweet add-on option and Paid places to get more direct revenue from your in-app efforts.

Newsletters are another area of ​​potential growth, and since it is easier to leverage audience reach to increase newsletter subscriptions, this could prove to be a tempting lure for more YouTubers, who may consider their newsletter options as a means of building it their community into consideration.

It certainly adds another consideration, while the new map type, similar to the profile addition, could also pave the way for more, similar direct connectivity options to other products and services within tweets if users are open to the format.

The new option is now available to all Revue users as it is only available on desktop and mobile web for now, with iOS and Android links coming soon.