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I don't really care about Clubhouse one way or another but if your article uses the phrase "falling off a cliff" I think you should have a graph where you can s
by rognjen 5y ago
I don't really care about Clubhouse one way or another but if your article uses the phrase "falling off a cliff" I think you should have a graph where you can see that cliff.
- themanmaran 5y agoJan: 2.4M Feb: 9.6M Mar: 7.2M Apr: 0.9M
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- deathanatos 5y agoYou've transposed the numbers for March. It was 2.7M in the article. Jan: 2.4M Feb: 9.6M Mar: 2.7M Apr: 0.9M (edit: and I replicated the error facepalm)
- jmt_ 5y ago"Clubhouse saw about 922,000 downloads globally in April, a 66% dip from 2.7 million installs in March and a surge of 9.6 million in February, a Sensor Tower spokesperson shared with Insider." A graph would have been handy, but I would say a 2/3 reduction in new installs qualifies as a cliff. They note however that retention is ostensibly strong, so this cliff might not be as scary as it sounds, at least in the short term.
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- 2pEXgD0fZ5cF 5y agoAt least the google trends graph [1] very much deserves the phrasing [1]: https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?q=clubhouse https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?q=clubhouse
- anonytrary 5y agoI find it very interesting that this app's search traffic is most popular in Mongolia and China. I wonder if it's mostly bots and I wonder how popular Clubhouse actually is amongst real people.
- Cerium 5y agoI suspect it is fairly popular. Some of my friends who use Clubhouse talk about listening to groups of tea farmers in China talk about tea. Voice chat is very popular in China anyway, since it is easy and accessible to people who have not learned an IME. Add the fact that things iPhone and exclusive are popular and I am not surprised the concept can do well.
- dkarras 5y agoWhat the hell China and... Mongolia?