Japan has emerged as the front-runner on the X social media platform, surpassing all other countries in posts, views, searches, and active user engagement, according to CEO Linda Yaccarino's announcement on Monday.
Elon Musk, the owner of X, commended the efforts of the Japanese team, praising them as "excellent."
Yaccarino emphasized Japan's outstanding performance on the platform, highlighting its top rankings in various metrics during the last quarter. "Japan is truly shining as the leader in posts, views, searches, and active user minutes," she stated enthusiastically on X.
Expressing her delight at reconnecting with the teams, Yaccarino referred to Japan as a significant influencer in the global discourse. "It's undeniably a major force in the global town square!" she exclaimed.
Supporters chimed in with positive remarks, celebrating Japan's dominance in engagement and creativity, which enriches the platform's global dialogue.
Commenting on Musk's post, one follower praised Japan and its people for their remarkable contributions.
However, Yaccarino's recent call to advertisers to reassess their collaborations with the social media platform came after an incident involving DoubleVerify (DV), which displayed a graphical error in X's 'Brand Safety Rate' on its user interface dashboard.
Now that the error has been rectified, Yaccarino urged advertisers who based their partnership decisions on the erroneous data to reconsider their choices.
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