staff: It’s been almost a year since our first sponsored post appeared in Tumblr Radar. Since then, our fashion, entertainment, and brand partners have created some truly delightful blogs and racked up tens of millions notes on their posts. We’re incredibly proud of our partners’ creativity and have been constantly amazed by how well these creations can fit into our Dashboards. So today we’re bringing these posts over to our mobile apps. It works very simply: Every now and then you’ll see posts from our partners as you scroll through your mobile Dashboard. The Ads aren’t terrible and they have to make money somehow. Although, what’s wrong with charging people directly for using a service they love? I would gladly pay Tumblr $2.00 per month or $20.00 per year to have access to some basic analytic info. Way back in late 2007, I told David I wanted to be the first user to pay for a Tumblr pro account. I hope that there’s still something like this in the pipeline. 

staff:

It’s been almost a year since our first sponsored post appeared in Tumblr Radar. Since then, our fashion, entertainment, and brand partners have created some truly delightful blogs and racked up tens of millions notes on their posts.

We’re incredibly proud of our partners’ creativity and have been constantly amazed by how well these creations can fit into our Dashboards. So today we’re bringing these posts over to our mobile apps.

It works very simply: Every now and then you’ll see posts from our partners as you scroll through your mobile Dashboard.

The Ads aren’t terrible and they have to make money somehow.

Although, what’s wrong with charging people directly for using a service they love?

I would gladly pay Tumblr $2.00 per month or $20.00 per year to have access to some basic analytic info.

Way back in late 2007, I told David I wanted to be the first user to pay for a Tumblr pro account. I hope that there’s still something like this in the pipeline.