Despite a surge in Super Bowl ad dollars, Twitter's ad rehab is a work in progress

Despite a surge in Super Bowl ad dollars, Twitter's ad rehab is a work in progress

Advertising on Twitter (at least for now) is a low stakes investment for marketers. Nevertheless, many of them still aren't completely sold on spending their ad dollars there again.

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