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I'd pay $30/yr to twitter to keep the service running, in return I'd expect the option to opt-out of ads.
by mrmondo 10y ago
I'd pay $30/yr to twitter to keep the service running, in return I'd expect the option to opt-out of ads.
- dirtyaura 10y agoPrice that low would not make sense to them. generously assuming 4% conversion to paid accounts (DropBox had 4% at some point) from their 320M MAU, they would make just 15% of their current revenues with your model. I still think that their best bet is to work on their ad engine. Two of the 4 biggest tech firms, GOOG and APPL, make insane revenue on ads.
- skinnymuch 10y agoI assume you meant FB? Without checking numbers, FB average revenue per user is probably triple that of Twitter. Because of FB's scale, scope, etc, I can't see Twitter getting too close to FBs numbers. But yeah that still means Twitter should potentially be able to double its revenue.