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Let's grant them a period of huge growth and say they go from current 160 million users to even, 320 million after 1 year. As others point out, they are spendi
by patrickg_zill 10y ago
Let's grant them a period of huge growth and say they go from current 160 million users to even, 320 million after 1 year.
As others point out, they are spending $600 million per year between Google and Amazon. Do they make more than $2 per user per year?
- adventured 10y agoYes. Snap is at $1.05 per user (daily actives) in the most recent quarter, up from $0.31 the year prior. That's just for the quarter. They can probably hit at least $5 or $6 per user for all of fiscal 2017. Facebook is at $7.16 per user in the most recent quarter (based on daily actives; it's $4.62 based on monthly actives), and Twitter is at around $2.23 per user based on monthly actives in the most recent quarter (I can't locate recent daily active numbers).
- mcintyre1994 10y agoThe math here is awkward to visualise because the numbers are multiplying, but does your $5-6 for 2017 overall require them to be above Facebook's current $7.16 in at least Q4 '17? That seems really ambitious, but I might be reading this wrong. For reference, could you give a ballpark of where you see Facebook's $/user for 2017?