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Im genuinely curious, how much value should reddit be extracting per user via third-party-clients for their services given they can't serve them ads and what no
by parhamn 3y ago
Im genuinely curious, how much value should reddit be extracting per user via third-party-clients for their services given they can't serve them ads and what not themselves?
Facebook's ARPU is $58.77 in the US/Canada so $5/month. According to them, Apollo's Pro clients would earn reddit $2.50/month. Is the right number $1? I imagine that would still kill Apollo.
It seems like the problem more generally is that third-party clients cannot extract the same value from users that first-party clients can.
Has anyone tried to solve this differently? What if Reddit gave you a libAds to add in your application where you build and control the other 90% of the interface and do a profit sharing system with them.