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Isn't 1.7B a bit too low for Reddit considering it's size and popularity especially in the US?

• k2xl 9y ago
  It did seem a bit low to me too considering how much other social networking apps are getting valued at. Reddit has been around for over 11 years. It's something to say about the loyalty of their community. Their ability to target advertisements towards specific subreddits could become a large source of revenue. Especially since advertisers can easily target those with those interests. I think it's different than facebook groups because subreddits are at the heart of the reddit ecosystem.
• swyx 9y ago
  it's monetization is even worse than twitter's (and that's saying something)