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>They talk much about Pictures, but most of the people i know don't post any. I'm not really sure that applies universally. The majority of my stream post pic
by phreanix 15y ago
>They talk much about Pictures, but most of the people i know don't post any.
I'm not really sure that applies universally. The majority of my stream post pics from mobile (either directly, thru instagram, etc.).
>The big success of Facebook is the E-Mail IM replacement for young people...
In mobile? I don't see that happening either, as most too used to texting/iMessage/BBM
Where I do see a lot of usage is in-stream. If they can figure out how to serve up ads within the timeline without being too intrusive then that would be the way to do it in mobile. Tho that new timeline crashes more often than it works in mobile (at least in the iOS version)
- sek 15y agoWell i am certainly not an expert, but none of your examples get's people to use Facebook on the desktop. What is the benefit of looking at someones timeline and how often will you do it? Facebook needs incredible engagement (what it has right now on the desktop) and space do display ads. Youtube has the content, but what brings people back to FB? Don't forget all these social Startups will hurt Facebook on engagement.
- phreanix 15y agoSorry, I understood your op as you making the point that people will still use Facebook on the desktop. I was providing the counterpoint that it is looking more and more like mobile is the future. Also, I believe stats will show that engagement is rising rapidly on mobile, and that's what keep people logged on FB.