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Touchdown for Bots: Elon Musk’s X Scores a Whopping 76% Fake Traffic Post-Super Bowl
Super Bowl bots blitz: Elon Musk’s X sees 76% fake traffic, leaving advertisers scrambling more than quarterbacks with buttered-up footballs. Will X tackle the issue, or is it destined for a bot-soaked end zone dance? Stay tuned!
Hot Take:
It's a bird, it's a plane, it's... a bot army? X, formerly known as Twitter, seems to have become the digital Woodstock for bots after the Super Bowl, leaving advertisers feeling like they've bought tickets to a concert where the audience is 75% cardboard cutouts. Meanwhile, Elon Musk might be too busy prepping his Mars rocket to notice that his social media playground has more fakes than a knockoff designer purse stall. Buckle up, because it turns out that when it comes to online traffic, quantity does not equal quality!Already a member? Log in here