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Sure, but would you be willing to pay $25/year? That's about how much Facebook's ARPU (average revenue per user) is in the US right now.
by djflutt3rshy 8y ago
Sure, but would you be willing to pay $25/year? That's about how much Facebook's ARPU (average revenue per user) is in the US right now.
- rokhayakebe 8y agoI would easily fork out as much as I fork out for Netflix So 4 times as much.
- cbhl 8y agoSo I can have me and my four friends? Realistically, as the early adopter, I'd have to pay for myself and my 731 facebook friends, since none of them would want to pay for it. So, like, closer to $18k a year.
- fjsolwmv 8y agoI use adblock so my ARPU is 0. Can I get a discount? :-)
- lucb1e 8y agoHah, you'd think. Just because you're not clicking on ads on Facebook, doesn't mean you're not ratting on your friends whenever you use Facebook. By liking things and talking to friends, they can correlate what your friends would probably like to see and show them better ads which they are then more likely to click on. By talking to some friends but not others, you tell Facebook who is most likely to like your likes. By your message's contents, you tell Facebook what your friends like to talk about. The list goes on and on.
- mcbits 8y agoNot quite 0. If you participate in liking, sharing, or commenting on Facebook posts that were sponsored at some point further up the chain, then you are part of the value that Facebook offers to those advertisers. (Advertisers are paying for the initial exposure and the network effect.)
- K2L8M11N2 8y agoThat's only $2 a month, very reasonable.
- mehrdadn 8y agoThey could provide it as an option and let those who want to pay pay, and those who don't not?
- jonknee 8y agoThat ARPU is on a quarterly basis...