Blue for Business Twitter

Currently, Twitter is testing the new feature in a pilot mode.Twitter employee Esther Crawford posted the screenshot on Twitter and wrote, “We’re launching the pilot of Blue for Business so beginning today you’ll start seeing company badges on select profiles.

We’ll soon be expanding the program and look forward to having more businesses added in the new year

We see the deployment of Twitter Bleu as an opportunity to improve and differentiate organizations on Twitter.

As a Twitter Verification for Organizations subscriber, an organization can link any number of people, businesses and brands affiliated with its account. When they do, affiliate accounts will get a small badge from their parent's corporate profile photo next to their blue or gold check mark.

By creating this link, we enable companies to create networks in their own organizations on Twitter. Journalists, sportsmen or film characters may all be affiliated. You name it, we got it.

Each member will be verified and officially linked to his or her parent pseudonym on the basis of a list provided by the parent organization. We will communicate all new criteria/awards/processes as we update them.

It's an amazing time for organizations to further integrate their affiliates, businesses and brands into Twitter's DNA. In the future, we expect to add more value to the offering to help organizations and their affiliates make the most of Twitter.

We test verification for organizations with a limited group of companies. Next year, we will expand it to more organizations interested in subscribing.

Twitter has officially launched Twitter Blue for enterprises. The idea behind a separate corporate subscription service is to

"strengthen and differentiate companies on Twitter".

Subscribers will get a lot of functionality, but it would be rolled out over time. Here we tell you everything you need to know about Twitter Blue for enterprises.

What is Twitter Blue for Business?

This is a subscription service that Twitter provides to companies and organizations.

According to a Twitter blog post, as a Twitter subscriber to Blue for Business, a company can connect any number of its affiliates, companies and brands to their account.

"When they do, affiliate accounts will receive a small badge from their parent company's profile photo beside their blue or gold check mark," said Twitter in the blog post.

By creating that link, we enable businesses to network within their own organizations on Twitter. Businesses can affiliate their leadership, brands, support handles, employees or teams. Journalists, sports team players or movie characters can all be affiliated. You name it, we got it.

Each affiliate will be verified and officially linked to their parent handle based on a list provided by the parent business. We will communicate any new criteria, awards or processes as they are updated.

What is the purpose of Twitter for business?

Twitter connects you and your business with what is happening in the world every day.

Learn the latest, real-time trends and invest in social listening. it is also great way to get read on your brand's public reputation.

The 5 things you need to know about the NEW Blue for Business:

It is a subscription-based service; however, it is not clear how much it will cost yet.

It will allow businesses to link their relevant brands/profiles under one umbrella account.

The service is currently being tested and will be launched with more brands next year.

The use of square profile pictures and a variety of different colur badges is how the platform has begun the launch. This roll out will also look to replace the use of “Official” on profiles for businesses. This was a messy development over recent weeks since the takeover by Elon Musk.

The “process” surrounding eligibility criteria and how this rollout will work is yet to be announced.