
According to the Twitter announcement, the usual Stickers deal will be four to eight stickers. Stickers will “act as a visual hashtag, meaning that photos with your brand’s sticker will be connected and discoverable to anyone who taps your brand’s sticker,” says the announcement. “This allows a brand to see and engage with the people who are using their stickers in creative ways.” Twitter is rolling out Promoted Stickers to select marketers.
Twitter has been lucky with emojis. According to Adweek, the site sold million-dollar emoji deals to big brands for the last Super Bowl, not stickers but little branded icons that users could insert in their tweets.
