French Brands Cut Twitter Ads: What Zimbabwe Creators Must Know
The notification pinged at 6:47 AM. Another brand deal inquiry — but this one felt different. The French skincare label had followed my burlesque-inspired reels for months. They loved the elegant tease aesthetic, the way I craft visual stories that linger rather than shout. Their budget? “Adjusted for Q4,” the media buyer wrote. “Our Twitter/X allocation moved to Instagram and TikTok. EU compliance costs.” I stared at the screen, steam rising from my rooibos tea. Guangzhou mornings taught me to read between spreadsheet lines. This wasn’t just one brand. It was a signal. ...