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I think Facebook might be the new Excel now but in a couple of years wont be. Facebook (the main website) has seen a slump in new user registrations in the pre
by forkLding 9y ago
I think Facebook might be the new Excel now but in a couple of years wont be.
Facebook (the main website) has seen a slump in new user registrations in the pre-teen and teen groups and its main group is 25-34 year olds (https://www.statista.com/statistics/187041/us-user-age-distribution-on-facebook/ https://www.statista.com/statistics/187041/us-user-age-distr...) who will get older.
I've basically tried marketing on facebook before and realized that it's very hard to reach the teen groups if you're advertising for a product built for youth anymore whereas Facebook in the past could have not only reached the 25-34 years olds but also grabbed the 13 to 24 year old groups.
I definitely think the dominance of Facebook.com (main website) will start to subside in 5 years or so until we no longer interact with the website actively but rather just passively scroll through it now and then.