Musk is reportedly laser-focused on one issue at Twitter: Musk not getting as much attention as he wants.
On Tuesday, Musk gathered a group of engineers and advisors into a room at Twitter’s headquarters looking for answers. Why are his engagement numbers tanking?
“This is ridiculous,” he said, according to multiple sources with direct knowledge of the meeting. “I have more than 100 million followers, and I’m only getting tens of thousands of impressions.”
One of the company’s two remaining principal engineers offered a possible explanation for Musk’s declining reach: just under a year after the Tesla CEO made his surprise offer to buy Twitter for $44 billion, public interest in his antics is waning.
Employees showed Musk internal data regarding engagement with his account, along with a Google Trends chart. Last April, they told him, Musk was at “peak” popularity in search rankings, indicated by a score of “100.” Today, he’s at a score of nine. Engineers had previously investigated whether Musk’s reach had somehow been artificially restricted, but found no evidence that the algorithm was biased against him.
Musk did not take the news well.
Musk is reportedly laser-focused on one issue at Twitter: Musk not getting as much attention as he wants.
On Tuesday, Musk gathered a group of engineers and advisors into a room at Twitter’s headquarters looking for answers. Why are his engagement numbers tanking?
“This is ridiculous,” he said, according to multiple sources with direct knowledge of the meeting. “I have more than 100 million followers, and I’m only getting tens of thousands of impressions.”
One of the company’s two remaining principal engineers offered a possible explanation for Musk’s declining reach: just under a year after the Tesla CEO made his surprise offer to buy Twitter for $44 billion, public interest in his antics is waning.
Employees showed Musk internal data regarding engagement with his account, along with a Google Trends chart. Last April, they told him, Musk was at “peak” popularity in search rankings, indicated by a score of “100.” Today, he’s at a score of nine. Engineers had previously investigated whether Musk’s reach had somehow been artificially restricted, but found no evidence that the algorithm was biased against him.
Musk did not take the news well.
He did spend a little bit more on it than 'one MILLION dollars' though.He has literally modelled himself on this bloke:
That's the easy bit, bringing him back alive is the real trick.
Mumble mumble mumble check the small print.That's the easy bit, bringing him back alive is the real trick.
It's like he's fucking daring people to make more Downfall memes.Musk is reportedly laser-focused on one issue at Twitter: Musk not getting as much attention as he wants.
On Tuesday, Musk gathered a group of engineers and advisors into a room at Twitter’s headquarters looking for answers. Why are his engagement numbers tanking?
“This is ridiculous,” he said, according to multiple sources with direct knowledge of the meeting. “I have more than 100 million followers, and I’m only getting tens of thousands of impressions.”
One of the company’s two remaining principal engineers offered a possible explanation for Musk’s declining reach: just under a year after the Tesla CEO made his surprise offer to buy Twitter for $44 billion, public interest in his antics is waning.
Employees showed Musk internal data regarding engagement with his account, along with a Google Trends chart. Last April, they told him, Musk was at “peak” popularity in search rankings, indicated by a score of “100.” Today, he’s at a score of nine. Engineers had previously investigated whether Musk’s reach had somehow been artificially restricted, but found no evidence that the algorithm was biased against him.
Musk did not take the news well.
He can watch people cease to give a fuck about him with greater precision than has been available to anyone in history
Elon Musk Ted Talk on how his brain works.
Musk shared his personal experience growing up with Asperberg's syndrome, describing how he learned to work with his brain instead of against it.
So now the water isn't just muddy, the blue check marks will mean absolutely nothing . . . but won't that in turn make them absolutely worthless? and in turn make twitter even more worthless. I know this is obvious, and the whole world has been saying it ever since musk took over twitter, but for a genius he really is a massive dumb arse.
Wouldn't it have made more sense to have a different mark for paid subscribers? And make people pay to have their accounts verified blue . . .but properly, with proper checks.
Or not have fucked with anything at all and owned a very powerful worldwide brand and prestige company. Now, even though he owns twitter, he has become a laughing stock (and reduced the stock market value of his name on EVERYTHING).
Elon Musk Ted Talk on how his brain works.
Musk shared his personal experience growing up with Asperberg's syndrome, describing how he learned to work with his brain instead of against it.
I didnt read the comments. The Ted Talk itself was what interested me particularly from 42 mins on ...when he talks about his aspergersI'm surprised anyone is still holding onto Tesla stock. His idiotic antics have cratered its value, and he's been selling his own shares off to fund this Twitter bullshit.
The comments section on that video is absolutely disgusting. They're almost all either licking Musk's bumhole, promoting investment scams (if it wasn't a scam then they wouldn't be advertising it via YouTube comments), or both.
Maybe check from 42 mins in on..I'm not sure I can face an hour of Musk talking about himself. Can you provide a summary of events?
Maybe check from 43 mins in on..
For the record, a lot of autistic people do not like the description of 'having' any kind of disorder.
Is he a genius?but for a genius he really is a massive dumb arse.
Yes...it was Musk who describes his childhood and uses the term as referenced when he was a child.For the record, “Asperger’s syndrome” is not a term that’s used anymore, for a whole host of reasons.
Absolutely.For the record, a lot of autistic people do not like the description of 'having' any kind of disorder.
Or to be associated with Musk in anyway I’d imagine