What did elon do wrong in Twitter

[dothebeats]

This is evidence that successful individuals must continue experimenting and researching to ensure their products remain competitive and proven. You might perceive Elon Musk's recent setbacks as a decline in revenue, but on the flip side, there's an argument that if he develops a robotics-based project, he could potentially become a pioneer who disrupts the international career landscape.

Failure serves as fuel on the path to success, and as long as Elon Musk's finances remain stable, he will persist with ideas that are even ahead of our time.

I'm more intrigued by what novel creations a genius might conjure using Twitter as their experimental canvas. Could it possibly yield something more valuable than Twitter itself?

as we put it, the end justifies the means. we don't know yet the future impact of what he is doing right now, but for sure, he has plans. of course, not to be bankrupt as he is a businessman. we may not understand his route today, but may be in the near future we will see its importance.
i don't think he will be choosing path that will destruct his investments. and if nothing else, his money is on the line, so whatever he decides to do, he will be the one who will suffer or reap the rewards.

Exactly, it's as simple as that. Elon Musk is a businessman, billionaire or not, he will not be doing something that will cause him to lose profit. He is a well-known businessman which should be one thing we need to keep in mind despite a number of confusing and questionable decisions he had made when he bought Twitter (now X). Elon Musk has a plan but we have yet to know and understand what it is, and we honestly don't need to (at least in his case) as we are not a part of it. We have to remember that we are just outsiders in his world, we just so happen to know what is shown to the public regarding him, his investments, and some of his decisions.

[BitcoinTurk]

Wait a minute I used to think online is the next generation if your not going online your toast but elon musk just lost funds in Twitter trying to take it fully online. He sacked almost all the employees ,replaced them with bots and now he is trying   to sell it . Don't mistake me I'm not trying to criticise the dude but i don't get why this happened for real his plan was nice trying to reduce cost of work . But what went wrong
Twitter usage is really going down I think the app is more boring . What do you think we all know elon this might be another business Strategy right

Especially in the last two years, Elon has made great manipulations in financial markets using Twitter and has increased his popularity considerably. He bought Twitter because he is the richest person in the world and earns more money while increasing his popularity through this social media. Although there has been no good progress for Twitter after this purchase process it has been managing the platform with the decisions it has been making for a long time.

I haven't seen any news about him wanting to sell Twitter and I think this claim is unfounded because it is just a rumor with no source. If there is a news source that you think is particularly reliable about this situation I would like you to share it with us.

[Lorence.xD]

Wait a minute I used to think online is the next generation if your not going online your toast but elon musk just lost funds in Twitter trying to take it fully online. He sacked almost all the employees ,replaced them with bots and now he is trying   to sell it . Don't mistake me I'm not trying to criticise the dude but i don't get why this happened for real his plan was nice trying to reduce cost of work . But what went wrong
Twitter usage is really going down I think the app is more boring . What do you think we all know elon this might be another business Strategy right

Especially in the last two years, Elon has made great manipulations in financial markets using Twitter and has increased his popularity considerably. He bought Twitter because he is the richest person in the world and earns more money while increasing his popularity through this social media. Although there has been no good progress for Twitter after this purchase process it has been managing the platform with the decisions it has been making for a long time.

Well he indeed used Twitter for promoting any coins he want such as Shiba which really manipulated it's price and many people invested at it. Not only due to he is rich that's why he bought Twitter, we all know that Twitter is the most known platform worldwide and it has many users so just a simple Tweet there's a lot of people could get the information. I think he's just slowly progressing for people to not be overwhelm from the big changes of Twitter to becoming as X, cause by just simply changing the logo and it's name there's already a lot of comments about it what more if the entire Twitter. Just wait for it, for sure he's planning again for manipulating something with the use of X or he will announce big news.

[BitcoinTurk]

Well he indeed used Twitter for promoting any coins he want such as Shiba which really manipulated it's price and many people invested at it. Not only due to he is rich that's why he bought Twitter, we all know that Twitter is the most known platform worldwide and it has many users so just a simple Tweet there's a lot of people could get the information. I think he's just slowly progressing for people to not be overwhelm from the big changes of Twitter to becoming as X, cause by just simply changing the logo and it's name there's already a lot of comments about it what more if the entire Twitter. Just wait for it, for sure he's planning again for manipulating something with the use of X or he will announce big news.

At first, he was just using this platform to pump some cryptocurrencies as you mentioned but then he also did some subtle things to increase the value of the company's stocks. Because he shared such posts about the prices of both cryptocurrencies and stocks many people started to follow him and his popularity continued to increase day by day. Of course, the only reason he bought this platform was not that he was the richest person in the world but having strong capital was a great advantage for him to be able to buy a Twitter. Being the sole shareholder of the Twitter platform was one of the factors that contributed the most to his ability to make changes as he wanted on his own today.

If we look at today's usage platform X with its new name has become a platform where many news are shared instantly and it's gaining more users every day. As you mentioned, this will of course make a great contribution to the announcement of very important news and similar content here in the future.

In summary, Twitter, formerly known as X, has begun to transform into a multi-use platform rather than a social media platform.

[|MINER|]

I can't say for sure whether Elon Musk got it wrong or right.  But his sudden purchase of Twitter and appointment of himself as CEO was quite surprising.  Also my opinion on staff changes is that no job is permanent for anyone, it keeps changing.Also we can predict that the next generation will be mostly dominated by bots and robots.  I don't know exactly. There must be some reason behind it. Maybe Twitter is not what it used to be and it's boring because of that or some other reason.

[puloweh555]

Wait a minute I used to think online is the next generation if your not going online your toast but elon musk just lost funds in Twitter trying to take it fully online. He sacked almost all the employees ,replaced them with bots and now he is trying   to sell it . Don't mistake me I'm not trying to criticise the dude but i don't get why this happened for real his plan was nice trying to reduce cost of work . But what went wrong
Twitter usage is really going down I think the app is more boring . What do you think we all know elon this might be another business Strategy right

I don't think there's anything wrong, what is certain is that someone like Elon doesn't have a plan, which is almost impossible. Even though the planning is strange, creative people and geniuses are different.
Geniuses definitely survive first. There are 2 choices:
1. If he fails he learns and improves
2. If he succeeds, he gets his next level goals
When you are afraid of failure, success will become a dream.

So in my opinion, firing almost all employees, even firing the CEO, was not a mistake or making a hasty decision, it was done because we had taken into account what would happen in the future.

[Fortify]

Wait a minute I used to think online is the next generation if your not going online your toast but elon musk just lost funds in Twitter trying to take it fully online. He sacked almost all the employees ,replaced them with bots and now he is trying   to sell it . Don't mistake me I'm not trying to criticise the dude but i don't get why this happened for real his plan was nice trying to reduce cost of work . But what went wrong
Twitter usage is really going down I think the app is more boring . What do you think we all know elon this might be another business Strategy right

Elon didn't buy Twitter because it was a sensible and strategic business acquisition. Ego bought twitter because he is an egomaniac that used it to spout numerous conspiracy theories and his own crazed brand of dissociated billionaire trash. He think's he holds revolutionary ideas, but in reality he has been surrounded by yes men for so long that he no longer has any boundaries and has built up a distorted view of how he thinks the world should operate, mainly based around authoritarian leader style behavior. He simply wants to control the conversations on his most popular podium for spreading his diseased messages, and the only way he has complete freedom to do that is by owning the platform. It's great in a way because he threw away tens of billions worth of his wealth in the process of buying it.

[Captain Corporate]

Personally, I use Twitter almost every day for many hours, so even if he screwed it up, I unfortunately keep using it. Secondly, the "pay to enjoy" style wasn't there before, even though many people could say that "it's his company and he has the right to charge people if he wants to" it still doesn't change the fact that what was once free, becoming a priced thing will of course anger a lot of people, its just how it is. There are also technological issues, like videos getting stuck, replies not loading, or analytics not working, the latest is they removed repost names as a popup but instead, a new page, who would think that is needed? So there is some stuff, but unfortunately, I still keep using it.

[ndutndut]

I can't say for sure whether Elon Musk got it wrong or right.  But his sudden purchase of Twitter and appointment of himself as CEO was quite surprising.  Also my opinion on staff changes is that no job is permanent for anyone, it keeps changing.Also we can predict that the next generation will be mostly dominated by bots and robots.  I don't know exactly. There must be some reason behind it. Maybe Twitter is not what it used to be and it's boring because of that or some other reason.

I think Elon wants twitter to be a place for Open AI to work, especially to deal with rampant bots. Regarding his appointment as CEO and dismissal of employees, in a company there must be a culture that is formed, and when that culture does not match the vision and mission of the owner or owner then maintaining it can actually be a problem for the company's future.

Ordinary people like us will definitely say: this is crazy, even though the reason is like that. However, to Elon Musk: oh, I'm not done yet. For me, a strategy like this is a common thing that makes us react more, be confused, mysterious, and which is definitely an advantage, it's just that humans have different points of view.

[letteredhub]

Wait a minute I used to think online is the next generation if your not going online your toast but elon musk just lost funds in Twitter trying to take it fully online. He sacked almost all the employees ,replaced them with bots and now he is trying   to sell it . Don't mistake me I'm not trying to criticise the dude but i don't get why this happened for real his plan was nice trying to reduce cost of work . But what went wrong
Twitter usage is really going down I think the app is more boring . What do you think we all know elon this might be another business Strategy right

In a direct answer to your question about "what mistakes did Musk make in Twitter?" I can answer you simply: The biggest mistake Musk made after the platform purchase deal was that he appointed himself directly as its CEO. All the decisions that followed were because the owner of the platform imagined himself capable of running it despite his lack of the necessary experience. And if he really intends to sell the platform today, then this may be the wisest decision, confirming his inability to continue management without the necessary experience.

I don't think Elon musk lacks that experience in running the defunct platform twitter as you claim, to me he's running it the best way any other CEO given the privilege would have ran it. It just that there's much competition regarding social media platforms with plenty discussion engagement social platforms here and there. Human love to try new things when they just developed same happened with twitter now X when it first launched so we shouldn't expect it to continually hold an increasing number of active users as before in the face of new emerging competitive social platforms.

[Lanatsa]

Wait a minute I used to think online is the next generation if your not going online your toast but elon musk just lost funds in Twitter trying to take it fully online. He sacked almost all the employees ,replaced them with bots and now he is trying   to sell it . Don't mistake me I'm not trying to criticise the dude but i don't get why this happened for real his plan was nice trying to reduce cost of work . But what went wrong
Twitter usage is really going down I think the app is more boring . What do you think we all know elon this might be another business Strategy right

In a direct answer to your question about "what mistakes did Musk make in Twitter?" I can answer you simply: The biggest mistake Musk made after the platform purchase deal was that he appointed himself directly as its CEO. All the decisions that followed were because the owner of the platform imagined himself capable of running it despite his lack of the necessary experience. And if he really intends to sell the platform today, then this may be the wisest decision, confirming his inability to continue management without the necessary experience.

I don't think Elon musk lacks that experience in running the defunct platform twitter as you claim, to me he's running it the best way any other CEO given the privilege would have ran it. It just that there's much competition regarding social media platforms with plenty discussion engagement social platforms here and there. Human love to try new things when they just developed same happened with twitter now X when it first launched so we shouldn't expect it to continually hold an increasing number of active users as before in the face of new emerging competitive social platforms.

Not really seeing those changes that much but rather it is really just been ran off with a new management and having a new name and some alterations in functions but in overall it is really just the same.There might

be users who had really that decided on leaving the platform but for sure there are those new sign ups and as long it would be continue to up and running then it would really be that typical on the business must go on.
Not really that totally shocking if people or the community around would really be having those negative words or criticisms basing up on how Elon did make such decision on how to ran off that former platform Twitter now called "X" which its none of our business on how he would really be doing it because its his company then he do have that full rights and decisions basing up on what he do have in mind.

There's no such thing about being wrong since its your business and you do completely own it, which its understandable that if it do needs some tweaking then do it and we know
that Elon is unpredictable when it comes to sudden changes which it isnt really that shocking anymore.

[ingiltere]

Twitter has never been a super app. Writing something in 140 characters and then leaving it has always seemed ridiculous to me. Why would we need a platform just to write short sentences? The most important feature of Twitter was that it had "trending" words. However, this was quickly manipulated and became useless.
It seems strange to me that people still use Twitter. Bots dominate whole app for some time. Elon Musk paid too much for Twitter and I'm sure he regrets it now. These types of applications reach a certain peak and at that time the creator makes good money by selling the application. The buyer becomes the last sucker. Elon is the last sucker here.

[blockman]

Personally, I use Twitter almost every day for many hours, so even if he screwed it up, I unfortunately keep using it.

As long as you're enjoying using it and you've got networks there, whether he ends up doing something bad or not, you'll still going to use it. Especially for the business accounts there that have been with their brands, nothing will stop them in using it. It was allowed before to use them without even logging in as you can see contents but it looks now they have disabled that feature and you need to be logged in.

the "pay to enjoy" style wasn't there before, even though many people could say that "it's his company and he has the right to charge people if he wants to" it still doesn't change the fact that what was once free, becoming a priced thing will of course anger a lot of people, its just how it is. There are also technological issues, like videos getting stuck, replies not loading, or analytics not working, the latest is they removed repost names as a popup but instead, a new page, who would think that is needed? So there is some stuff, but unfortunately, I still keep using it.

It's because that you've been used to it, was the pay to enjoy is like the blue badge or there's some other else with that? I have used it way way back before and a lot has changed since I've checked them out.

[fruktik]

Well he indeed used Twitter for promoting any coins he want such as Shiba which really manipulated it's price and many people invested at it. Not only due to he is rich that's why he bought Twitter, we all know that Twitter is the most known platform worldwide and it has many users so just a simple Tweet there's a lot of people could get the information. I think he's just slowly progressing for people to not be overwhelm from the big changes of Twitter to becoming as X, cause by just simply changing the logo and it's name there's already a lot of comments about it what more if the entire Twitter. Just wait for it, for sure he's planning again for manipulating something with the use of X or he will announce big news.

He is the owner of this social network and has every right to do with it whatever comes to his mind. Almost all restrictions on any actions have been lifted. Before the purchase there was no such freedom, but now...
For those who like to quickly make money, it is recommended to carefully follow Musk’s publications. At any moment, he will throw out a post about some crypto project and the price will fly up at a rapid speed.
To be honest, I don’t like this kind of activity. There is an opportunity to say goodbye to your money just as quickly. This has already been observed. Let everyone decide for themselves what they want.

[asyakashi]

Elon has always been smart when it comes to business. I'm afraid to criticize Elon Musk now. Even though it looks like he suffered big losses because he wanted to replace his employees with bots on Twitter, he actually sold Twitter. I think this is part of the strategy that we don't know about. because what I know is that this person is even able to raise the price of meme coins like Dogecoin to become a big coin. let's wait for the next surprise from Elon Musk.

[dothebeats]

Personally, I use Twitter almost every day for many hours, so even if he screwed it up, I unfortunately keep using it. Secondly, the "pay to enjoy" style wasn't there before, even though many people could say that "it's his company and he has the right to charge people if he wants to" it still doesn't change the fact that what was once free, becoming a priced thing will of course anger a lot of people, its just how it is. There are also technological issues, like videos getting stuck, replies not loading, or analytics not working, the latest is they removed repost names as a popup but instead, a new page, who would think that is needed? So there is some stuff, but unfortunately, I still keep using it.

The "pay to enjoy" style as you called it, also known as premium subscription, has benefits other than having the blue check mark to identify your account as verified by the platform. However, I agree with you that there have been a lot of changes in Twitter (now called X) that are questionable and made my formerly lovely time using the platform pretty boring and frustrating at times. I have also been using the social media platform almost every day for hours on end for about 5-6 years now, and I can say that it was never stable anyway. Twitter was full of issues even before Elon Musk bought it, from tweets not loading and troll accounts everywhere that took way too long to get banned, and even updates that they have to take back because of users' negative feedback, Twitter was never a super app or platform, at least not against its other social media competitors. So if you think about it these issues that are coming out of the surface have long been there, they are just more prominent now because of the rebrand and how Elon Musk now owns the platform.

[coupable]

Wait a minute I used to think online is the next generation if your not going online your toast but elon musk just lost funds in Twitter trying to take it fully online. He sacked almost all the employees ,replaced them with bots and now he is trying   to sell it . Don't mistake me I'm not trying to criticise the dude but i don't get why this happened for real his plan was nice trying to reduce cost of work . But what went wrong
Twitter usage is really going down I think the app is more boring . What do you think we all know elon this might be another business Strategy right

In a direct answer to your question about "what mistakes did Musk make in Twitter?" I can answer you simply: The biggest mistake Musk made after the platform purchase deal was that he appointed himself directly as its CEO. All the decisions that followed were because the owner of the platform imagined himself capable of running it despite his lack of the necessary experience. And if he really intends to sell the platform today, then this may be the wisest decision, confirming his inability to continue management without the necessary experience.

I don't think Elon musk lacks that experience in running the defunct platform twitter as you claim, to me he's running it the best way any other CEO given the privilege would have ran it. It just that there's much competition regarding social media platforms with plenty discussion engagement social platforms here and there. Human love to try new things when they just developed same happened with twitter now X when it first launched so we shouldn't expect it to continually hold an increasing number of active users as before in the face of new emerging competitive social platforms.

Elon Musk is accustomed to leading projects that have no competitors and where the possibility of making mistakes is more likely, but there are always opportunities to rectify since the market is almost devoid of competition. Musk's decision to buy the Twitter platform would not have been the least wise if he had appointed management specialists, because the "social media" market has old competitors who control all the details of the field and it is not easy to keep up with the pace of development it is going through. Nearly a year has passed since the purchase deal was completed, and the platform has declined at all levels, whether revenues or degree of demand.

[Z_MBFM]

Wait a minute I used to think online is the next generation if your not going online your toast but elon musk just lost funds in Twitter trying to take it fully online. He sacked almost all the employees ,replaced them with bots and now he is trying   to sell it . Don't mistake me I'm not trying to criticise the dude but i don't get why this happened for real his plan was nice trying to reduce cost of work . But what went wrong
Twitter usage is really going down I think the app is more boring . What do you think we all know elon this might be another business Strategy right

In a direct answer to your question about "what mistakes did Musk make in Twitter?" I can answer you simply: The biggest mistake Musk made after the platform purchase deal was that he appointed himself directly as its CEO. All the decisions that followed were because the owner of the platform imagined himself capable of running it despite his lack of the necessary experience. And if he really intends to sell the platform today, then this may be the wisest decision, confirming his inability to continue management without the necessary experience.

I don't think Elon musk lacks that experience in running the defunct platform twitter as you claim, to me he's running it the best way any other CEO given the privilege would have ran it. It just that there's much competition regarding social media platforms with plenty discussion engagement social platforms here and there. Human love to try new things when they just developed same happened with twitter now X when it first launched so we shouldn't expect it to continually hold an increasing number of active users as before in the face of new emerging competitive social platforms.

Elon Musk is accustomed to leading projects that have no competitors and where the possibility of making mistakes is more likely, but there are always opportunities to rectify since the market is almost devoid of competition. Musk's decision to buy the Twitter platform would not have been the least wise if he had appointed management specialists, because the "social media" market has old competitors who control all the details of the field and it is not easy to keep up with the pace of development it is going through. Nearly a year has passed since the purchase deal was completed, and the platform has declined at all levels, whether revenues or degree of demand.

Twitter was a good and standard social media and it was not used by all classes of people like Facebook. Twitter was mostly used by celebrity businessmen such people. And yet Twitter is considered a good medium for crypto project promotion. So Elon Musk's decision to buy Twitter wasn't a bad one. But I don't think it is very logical to change Twitter's name and logo to X. This decision may have been a wrong decision.  Due to this, the popularity on Twitter has decreased a lot.  But I don't know what Elon Musk's main purpose is.  But since he is a brilliant businessman, he cannot be trusted to make any wrong decisions. Maybe this is also a good and secret strategy of his. Through which he can beat Facebook

[Ayers]

Wait a minute I used to think online is the next generation if your not going online your toast but elon musk just lost funds in Twitter trying to take it fully online. He sacked almost all the employees ,replaced them with bots and now he is trying   to sell it . Don't mistake me I'm not trying to criticise the dude but i don't get why this happened for real his plan was nice trying to reduce cost of work . But what went wrong
Twitter usage is really going down I think the app is more boring . What do you think we all know elon this might be another business Strategy right

In a direct answer to your question about "what mistakes did Musk make in Twitter?" I can answer you simply: The biggest mistake Musk made after the platform purchase deal was that he appointed himself directly as its CEO. All the decisions that followed were because the owner of the platform imagined himself capable of running it despite his lack of the necessary experience. And if he really intends to sell the platform today, then this may be the wisest decision, confirming his inability to continue management without the necessary experience.

I don't think Elon musk lacks that experience in running the defunct platform twitter as you claim, to me he's running it the best way any other CEO given the privilege would have ran it. It just that there's much competition regarding social media platforms with plenty discussion engagement social platforms here and there. Human love to try new things when they just developed same happened with twitter now X when it first launched so we shouldn't expect it to continually hold an increasing number of active users as before in the face of new emerging competitive social platforms.

Elon Musk is accustomed to leading projects that have no competitors and where the possibility of making mistakes is more likely, but there are always opportunities to rectify since the market is almost devoid of competition. Musk's decision to buy the Twitter platform would not have been the least wise if he had appointed management specialists, because the "social media" market has old competitors who control all the details of the field and it is not easy to keep up with the pace of development it is going through. Nearly a year has passed since the purchase deal was completed, and the platform has declined at all levels, whether revenues or degree of demand.

Twitter was a good and standard social media and it was not used by all classes of people like Facebook. Twitter was mostly used by celebrity businessmen such people. And yet Twitter is considered a good medium for crypto project promotion. So Elon Musk's decision to buy Twitter wasn't a bad one. But I don't think it is very logical to change Twitter's name and logo to X. This decision may have been a wrong decision.  Due to this, the popularity on Twitter has decreased a lot.  But I don't know what Elon Musk's main purpose is.  But since he is a brilliant businessman, he cannot be trusted to make any wrong decisions. Maybe this is also a good and secret strategy of his. Through which he can beat Facebook

As you said, we don't know what his real intentions were when he decided to buy Twitter, so how can we easily assume he's making a mistake with Twitter? We never know what other people think, so how can we judge others so hastily? We all know Twitter is a social network for businessmen and politicians, and the fact that he succeeded in bringing former President Trump back to this social network to prepare for the upcoming election, so that was a mistake or the right decision?

In business, a temporary decrease in sales is normal, we should not rush to judge them as failures when they only lost money for 1 year. I want to know, have any of you ever started any businesses, because people are pretty quick to conclude that Elon and Twitter are failing? I don't have any judgment because I'm just an ordinary person and he is the richest person in the world, all I can do is watch the developments to learn a few things.

[Rockstarguy]

Wait a minute I used to think online is the next generation if your not going online your toast but elon musk just lost funds in Twitter trying to take it fully online. He sacked almost all the employees ,replaced them with bots and now he is trying   to sell it . Don't mistake me I'm not trying to criticise the dude but i don't get why this happened for real his plan was nice trying to reduce cost of work . But what went wrong
Twitter usage is really going down I think the app is more boring . What do you think we all know elon this might be another business Strategy right

in my opinion I think he assumed a role he wasn't really prepared for. Although he made lots of changes that led to the significant reduction of active users, but in other to salvage the situation he upgraded the application X to accommodate content creators, paying users with high interactions but that's was a medium to boost the users on the said application, so far this medium hasn't really proved to make any significant difference but its a move in the right direction.