At MonetizeTwitterIn.com, we believe that transparency builds trust — and trust is everything in the creator economy.
Whether you’re a college student trying to earn your first ₹500 from a meme tweet, a freelance thread writer, or a side hustler looking to land brand deals, you deserve to know exactly how the content you’re reading is funded, and whether we make money from it.
So here’s a full breakdown of how MonetizeTwitterIn.com earns revenue, what partnerships we maintain, and how we put our users first, always — no paid bias, no shady stuff, just honest hustle.
💡 Why This Page Exists
Most platforms or blogs that “help creators” quietly earn from affiliate links or brand deals without telling readers. We do things differently. We don’t hide how we earn — we explain it.
This page is our way of saying:
“Yes, we make money from some of the links and tools we recommend — but we’ll always put user experience, clarity, and trust above commissions.”
💰 How We Earn: The Revenue Streams Explained
Let’s break down each revenue source clearly.
1. Affiliate Links (We Recommend, You Choose)
Some of the tools, platforms, or services we mention — like EarnKaro, Canva, Razorpay, Instamojo, Notion templates, etc. — may include affiliate links.
That means:
- If you click on a link and sign up or make a purchase
- We may earn a small commission (at no extra cost to you)
We mark these clearly with (affiliate) tags or disclosures in the article.
Example:
“You can use Razorpay to accept UPI payments (affiliate link)”
or
“Check out EarnKaro for affiliate campaigns (we may earn a commission if you join through our link)”
🔎 What We Don’t Do:
- We never recommend tools solely because they offer affiliate payouts
- We’ve declined partnerships with platforms that didn’t match our user-first values
- We test tools first, usually for weeks, before ever linking them
Affiliate links help us keep the site running — writing guides, researching tools, and offering free templates without locking anything behind a paywall.
2. Tool & Platform Partnerships
We sometimes partner with tools built for Indian creators — for example:
- UPI payment platforms
- Twitter thread schedulers
- Creator monetization platforms
- Edtech or D2C brands looking to connect with Twitter users
These partnerships may involve:
- Co-creating educational content
- Listing their platform in our guides or tool directories
- Cross-promotion with our email newsletter or Twitter handle
💬 When that happens, we always disclose it clearly with a “Partner” or “Sponsored” tag on the content or sidebar.
✅ What We Promise:
- We don’t sell rankings in tool roundups or blog posts
- We don’t allow brands to change our opinions or hide drawbacks
- If we test a tool and it’s bad — we won’t promote it, even if they pay
Our policy: If we wouldn’t use it ourselves, we won’t recommend it to others.
3. Sponsored Content (Rare, Disclosed, and Reviewed)
Occasionally, a startup or brand might approach us for a sponsored post or placement on the site. These are rare and very selective.
If we agree, it’s always:
- Clearly labeled as “Sponsored” at the top of the article
- Written by us — not ghostwritten by the brand
- Reviewed to ensure it still offers real value to users
Example: A new Indian affiliate platform may want to sponsor a beginner’s guide on how to use them. If we test and like it, we might publish a sponsored article — with full disclosure.
We don’t allow:
- Sponsored reviews disguised as independent opinion
- Backlink spam
- Auto-inserted code or SEO tricks
4. Digital Products (Coming Soon)
We’re working on a few digital products that will help Twitter creators monetize faster and smarter, such as:
- Notion templates (Media kit, tweet pricing tracker, affiliate log)
- PDF guides (Brand pitch email templates, content calendars)
- Mini-courses or playbooks (e.g., “₹0 to ₹10K on Indian Twitter”)
- Retweet circles or promotion groups (invite-only)
These may be:
- Pay-what-you-want
- ₹99–₹999 one-time products
- Or offered free with community access
Once we launch these, the revenue will help us:
- Keep the site ad-free
- Hire freelancers for more content
- Build tools for desi Twitter creators
👥 What We Don’t Do (and Never Will)
Transparency isn’t just about what we earn — it’s also about what we refuse to do.
❌ No Paid Bias
We don’t accept money to write “positive reviews.” Every tool we write about is tested, compared, and judged independently.
If it sucks, we’ll say so.
If it’s average, we’ll still mention better alternatives.
❌ No Data Selling
We never sell or share user data, emails, or behavior to any third-party advertiser or platform.
Even when we run email signups, it’s only used for our own newsletter, and you can unsubscribe anytime.
❌ No Shady Sponsorships
If someone offers money to “insert a link” without offering value or requesting genuine testing — we say no.
You’ll never see an irrelevant VPN ad or “invest ₹500 and earn ₹5,000” banner here.
🙋♂️ Who Writes the Content?
The site is run by a real Indian creator (👋 hi, that’s me) who’s earned money on Twitter through:
- Paid brand collaborations
- Affiliate campaigns
- Meme monetization
- Writing services
- Community partnerships
I’ve made the mistakes, tested what works, and built this platform to help others avoid the noise and actually earn.
You can read more on the About Me page.
When I recommend a tool or strategy, it’s because:
- I’ve used it
- I’ve helped others use it
- I believe it can work for you too
I also accept feedback publicly — tweet at me if you think something feels off.
🛡️ Our Values: User First, Always
Here’s what guides every post, product, or partnership:
✅ Clarity Over Clickbait
We write threads, not traps. If a method takes effort, we’ll say so. If it works best with 5K+ followers, we’ll mention it.
✅ Community > Commissions
If something earns us ₹200 but wastes your time, we won’t promote it. If something earns nothing but helps you grow, we’ll feature it proudly.
✅ INR-Friendly Always
Our guides focus on Indian creators first — UPI, Razorpay, Indian affiliate programs, Indian platforms, and real pricing.
💬 Have Questions or Concerns?
If you ever want to:
- Know if a link is affiliate
- Suggest a tool we should test
- Report a sketchy brand
- Collaborate ethically
You can reach me directly at:
📧 [your email]
🐦 [Twitter handle]
Or use our contact page [link].
🙏 Thanks for Supporting Us
Every click, tweet, DM, or tip helps us stay independent and creator-first.
We don’t have VC funding or a massive team. Just a mission:
To help every Indian Twitter user turn content into income — with tools that respect their time, wallet, and trust.
Thanks for reading. Thanks for being here.
Now let’s get back to building the desi creator economy — one tweet at a time.