Revue - What you want to see from us in 2022

Anna from Revue

Hi there,

At the end of 2021, we asked you an important question: What’s the one thing Twitter could do to make you a more successful writer?

And you really showed up.

Your feedback will help us make Twitter a better home for writers in 2022 and beyond. While our team gets to work digesting your responses, I wanted to share a small selection that inspired us.

A big theme that came through from lots of you was discoverability. In 2022, you want us to ‘spread the word’ of your newsletter, and ‘do everything [we] can to remove friction’ from the growth process — including improving the ‘visibility of small creators.’

You want us to help make your work truly yours, with ‘more customization options,’ and ‘more flexibility with Revue landing pages.’ Speaking of flexibility, some of you mentioned that we should make it easier to write ‘longer forms of content’ on Twitter.

A handful of you brought up the composing experience, asking for a way to ‘import the newsletter I wrote into Revue without losing or reformatting it.’

Money was also a theme, with some of you asking for ‘more payment options’ and a way for writers to ‘earn without having the readers buy a paid subscription.’

Lots of you mentioned interaction, and that we should make it easier to ‘build a one-on-one relationship’ with readers — but also improve ‘connectivity between newsletter writers.’ We should create a ‘forum support’ system where writers can help each other with ‘tools’ and ‘case studies.’

We’re so excited to be starting this year in collaboration with writers. If you haven’t shared your feedback yet, we’d still love to hear from you. Drop your thoughts into this form — we’ll read every response.

Wishing you a happy and healthy 2022, and I’ll see you next week.

Stay tuned,

Anna

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