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They did that because cost of maintaining platform was higher than its ROI. If Google+ had like 300M-400M monthly active users I don't think they would have shu
by rohan1024 8y ago
They did that because cost of maintaining platform was higher than its ROI. If Google+ had like 300M-400M monthly active users I don't think they would have shut down Google+
- digianarchist 8y agoThe ROI on Google+ has been negative since before it launched.
- aylmao 8y agoInvestments tend to take a while to return-- this one didn't pay off though.