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Reddit initially rose to prominence because of bad decisions on Digg's part. Reddit is nothing without its users. Any decision that potentially drives users off
by xenihn 9y ago
Reddit initially rose to prominence because of bad decisions on Digg's part. Reddit is nothing without its users. Any decision that potentially drives users off its platform can't be made lightly.
- mozumder 9y agoAs a media business, they can be a lot more profitable with fewer high-quality users than hordes of low-quality toxic users. A fashion magazine only has 1 million subscribers, but can make $400 million/year in revenue, basically printing money.
- Slansitartop 9y ago> As a media business, they can be a lot more profitable with fewer high-quality users than hordes of low-quality toxic users. I see no evidence of that. > A fashion magazine only has 1 million subscribers, but can make $400 million/year in revenue, basically printing money. A fashion magazine doesn't outsource its content production to its subscribers.
- mozumder 9y ago> I see no evidence of that. I would encourage you to look at the evidence. > A fashion magazine doesn't outsource its content production to its subscribers. And?
- Slansitartop 9y ago>>> As a media business, they can be a lot more profitable with fewer high-quality users than hordes of low-quality toxic users. >> I see no evidence of that. > I would encourage you to look at the evidence. I would encourage you to provide it.
- majos 9y agoWhat fashion magazine does this?
- mozumder 9y agoMagazines like Vogue, InStyle, Harper's Bazaar might sell 2,500-3,000 ad pages a year, each page costing $100k-$200k. $100-$150 CPM is typical. It helps to know that it's a $3 trillion dollar industry. Outside of fashion, you can look at the financial industry that can also charge $100+ CPM.