This article I have written is especially for Tumblr communities who are using most Tumblr. Tumblr today announced a ban on web and mobile search advertising. On a monthly basis, you pay $4.99 per month for what Tumblr calls inaccurate and again calls false, but for an annual fee of $39.99, you get 4 months free.
To sign up, users will be prompted to choose between a one-year or one-month subscription by going to their account settings and clicking the "Go Ad-Free" button. Ad-free browsing is also available on mobile phones, but can only be accessed through the website. This show hides third-party ads but does not hide comments from Tumblr users because it is a big and popular social media platform.
This is Tumblr's latest attempt to leverage a platform that's been down for years. A few months ago, Tumblr introduced Post+, which allows users to send money to their favorite bloggers on Stripe. I know, it is the biggest achievement from Tumblr. It uses a 5% commission on Post+ revenue, but all information goes directly to the developer, excluding standard credit card fees (2.9% + $0.30).
Tumblr visitors aren't good at vehemently criticizing the platform exchange, but signups have less impact than subscriptions. Tumblr has some very unique ads. However, some users have pointed out that they have already received Tumblr ads using the browser extension. There is no incentive to pay.
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