What a bad timing!
Opt, Inc., one of Japan’s largest internet ads agency, Kazeniwa and Overtex launched a new advertising platform on influencers’ tweets, named Twad.jp (pronounced “Tsuado”) on May 24th.
On Twad, Twitter user (publisher) can register their region, categories s/he regularly tweets, etc. and how much yen they want for single tweet from 100 to 74025 yen (US$1.1 to $818, according to ITMedia [J]). Then joined advertisers send a request with ad messages and time frame to tweet them.
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Opt’s release [J, pdf]
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Twitter announced it would prohibit the third party’s ad tweet today. How will it affect the Opt’s new business?
That robot looks a lot like Jobby’s old logo.
http://www.aboutus.org/Gojobby.com
http://techcrunch.com/2006/05/23/jobster-to-acquire-two-month-old-jobby/
Hmm. Interesting.
Is it possible that they both use the same royalty free logo? As Jobby does not exist, it may be difficult to ask who made it.