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Why would you believe that? They have great revenue. They're just not adding enough new users.
by jusben1369 11y ago
Why would you believe that? They have great revenue. They're just not adding enough new users.
- codingdave 11y agoAnd if they cannot add more users, they need to streamline their operations to fit their costs into their revenues. If they choose not do so, or do not have the capability to do so, then they fail.
- jusben1369 11y agoNo argument there.
- interpol_p 11y agoWhy do they need All The Users In The World? Why can't more services be content with having a significant and active user base that is not the entire population of Earth.
- jusben1369 11y agoI think because the network effect is a fundamental foundation of social networks. Think of all the SN's that have come and gone. It appears you can't really remain static with a non/slow growing user base. Eventually, something else comes along that has a broader range of people making the content better; you stop opening the older, more static app.
- interpol_p 11y agoThere are lots of dedicated, niche forums all over the Internet that have remained relatively stable for a decade or more. Those are social networks, and they work fine while accepting the users they have.
- tonyedgecombe 11y agoQ1 net loss of $162 million, it's easy to loose money, much harder to turn a profit.
- alkonaut 11y agoWhat is their revenue stream? Most people I know use third party clients that show no ads or similar. Feels like everyone who has used it long enough ditches the Twitter.com apps and websites. If they stopped supporting access through third party clients a huge amount of (power) users would disappear and with them their content.