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How Snapchat Killed the Homepage
- jpatokal 11y agoOK, that's some pretty egregious clickbait. Synopsis of story: there's some random marketing company who doesn't post their articles on the Web, and they still managed to get 9,100 followers on Instagram. Also, it's still in "incubation mode" and has no revenue. This, as far as I can tell, is it. Not exactly the death of the Internet yet.
- dilemma 11y agoMostly agree but with one exception: I, and I believe people in general, do not much visit individual blogs or websites anymore. Instead we visit aggregators and feeds, whether there apps or websites like reddit, HN.
- daxfohl 11y agotldr: the url is "businessoffashion . com / articles / fashion-tech / snapchat-clique-obsessee-hearst-sweet" which pretty much tells you everything you need to know. Must be a slow news day.
- CharlesW 11y agoThis is a nice puff piece for Clique Media Group about their brilliant strategy not to invest in the open web. I heard about it on the open web, read an article about on the open web (via a link on the open web), and wouldn't have heard about in the first place if not for the open web. > "While analytics on many of these platforms aren't as easy to come by as with a traditional website, it's often the promise of engagement that currently makes it worthwhile for a brand." So we're back to days of, "Half the money I spend on advertising is wasted; the trouble is, I don't know which half"? How is this better?