Twitter said on Tuesday it will begin testing ads on its disappearing posts feature called Fleets, as it works to offer more options for advertisers. The company previously said it set a goal of multiplying its annual revenue by 2023 from last year’s levels, it is planning to achieve in part by selling ads on more on its site and mobile app. Fleet ads will be the first on Twitter that appears full screen on phones, the company said.
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Advertisers generally like full-screen ads because they capture the user’s attention. The new offering is part of Twitter’s aim to gather up more big social media platforms like Facebook and Snapchat, which have long offered a “Stories” posts feature that disappears after 24 hours and is monetized with ads. Brands that create Fleet ads can also use a feature that would direct a user to the company’s website or other web destination if they swipe up on the ad.