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It was popular, but didn't generate revenues. It's not enough for a website to be popular, you have to figure out how to get people to give you their money.
by c3534l 8y ago
It was popular, but didn't generate revenues. It's not enough for a website to be popular, you have to figure out how to get people to give you their money.
- romanticComedy 8y agoYep, plenty of flotsam and detritus amid failures to launch. Look at sites like Friendster. Why did friendster ٭die? Failure to scale infrastructure in a cost effective way that matched it's growth curve. Also, Friendster failed to adapt and develop features that resonated with emergent user activity. Within a year or two, other players emerged to eat its lunch. ٭ ...and when I say "die," I mean decay into near total disuse and irrelevance by the end of 2004.