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April 1, 2023
How Has Our Worldwide Twitter Ad Revenue Forecast Changed? (billions, 2021-2023)
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Estimates are based on the analysis of various elements related to the ad spending market, including macro-level economic conditions; historical trends of the advertising market; historical trends of each medium in relation to other media; reported revenues from major ad publishers; estimates from other research firms; data from benchmark sources; consumer media consumption trends; consumer device usage trends; and eMarketer interviews with executives at ad agencies, brands, media publishers, and other industry leaders.Featured In
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How Has Our Worldwide Twitter Ad Revenue Forecast Changed? (billions, 2021-2023)Publication Date
April 1, 2023
