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Depends. If I spend 1 hour on FB - showing me 2 min of ads is easier. If I spend 6 minutes on twitter - with one minute of ads I am not only heavily monetized,
by venomsnake 10y ago
Depends. If I spend 1 hour on FB - showing me 2 min of ads is easier. If I spend 6 minutes on twitter - with one minute of ads I am not only heavily monetized, but probably you are pushing my ad tolerance limits.
FB could easily double their ad content and still be usable. Is that true for twitter?
- bad_user 10y agoDo you actually spend 1 hour per day on FB? And lets not include FB's messenger, since that doesn't count. Seriously, what do you do for 1 hour per day? And don't get me wrong, because I've seen some folks spending a lot of time on FB, I've got at least one family relative doing it, but those are the losers that are IMHO only worth targeting by soda and beer companies.
- venomsnake 10y agoMessenger counts because I prefer to do my chatting on desktop on their website (preference to use keyboard sized for humans not chipmunks). Also you have to somehow fill the time between 9 and 5.