Just a day after Twitter started to finally remove the legacy blue verification checkmarks from accounts that don't pay for Twitter Blue, things have gotten even stranger. Now, Twitter says that advertisers must be verified if they want to run ads on the social network.
The move means that businesses running ads will effectively have to pay $1,000 per month if they want to be able to advertise on Twitter, although they could potentially pay the base $8 per month and pretend they're an individual. That would mean missing out on the other features that verified organizations benefit from, however.
