Adnan hassan

I posted this live video for those unemployed Pakistani web developer who CGPA is below 2.0 & claims Nimra Used HTML inspect element blaah blaaah & they also demand for reload & refresh the page. Shaid anwar thek keh rha hai tum log gareeb he maroge . Now i challenge to all unemployed web developer who is expert & and certified in web do the same and i wll deactive my account for forever 💔 Note : I am not IT expert, see my bio 🍿

X's Creator Program: Facts vs. Fiction 1. In 7 months since the creation of the Ads Rev Share program, X has paid out more than $45 million to more than 150,000 creators. 2. Creator payouts did not exist on this platform before the Ads Rev Share program. 3. Creators keep all the revenue from creator subs after fees (X keeps nothing) for the first $100K, then it’s just 10% to X and rest to Creators. 4. Program is available to Creators globally. 5. Easier to join than other Creator Programs and X has transparent terms for all Creators. 6. Payouts are every 2 weeks for our Ads Rev sharing program (might be fastest in the industry). 7. Right now this is just for reply ads and profile ads, but X will soon expand to video ads! Stay tuned for more!

From Audience to Artist From Fan to Influencer From Fan to Entrepreneur X is protecting free expression for content creators so they can express their artistic and diverse perspectives without the constraints of censorship. X has paid out more than $45 million to more than 150,000 creators.

**My Journey with X Ad Revenue Sharing: The Ups, Downs, and What Comes Next** Hey everyone! I wanted to share a bit about my recent experience with X Ad Revenue Sharing. Recently, I received two payouts: the first was $30.24, and the second was $20.46. I won't sugarcoat it: seeing those numbers was a punch to the gut. After all the time and effort I'd invested, those figures felt like a letdown. I was already navigating some personal challenges (which I won't bore you with), but that payout was the straw that almost broke me. For a fleeting moment, I felt truly defeated. I turned in early last night, grappling with the weight of my disappointment. But woke up with clarity. I woke up determined not to be bested by these setbacks. The low payout was a glaring sign that I needed to change my approach. As Tony Robbins wisely said, "When you fail, you ponder." This failure offered me a golden opportunity to introspect and recalibrate. Over the past two weeks, I became what many call the 'reply guy', feverishly commenting on numerous large accounts. But this morning, two key insights dawned upon me: Quality Over Quantity: Instead of leaving a barrage of comments, I need to focus on providing valuable insights that add to the conversation. Refine My Posting Strategy: The traffic from my comments leads people to my profile. But with my frequent posts, they miss the truly informative content. Time to post less but with more substance. with these insights, I'm setting new goals for the next two weeks: I'll keep you all updated on my progress after my next payout. Also, I'll be archiving these bi-weekly updates in my highlights. If you're new here, you can easily track my journey, the strategies I've tried, and the lessons learned. Thank you for being a part of this journey. Remember, every setback is a setup for a greater comeback. Onward and upward!