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It has billions of pageviews per month. I think that makes you more than $10 million. It's a top 50 website. With the right management (which it doesn't have),
by jacoblyles 15y ago
It has billions of pageviews per month. I think that makes you more than $10 million.
It's a top 50 website. With the right management (which it doesn't have), it could be THE community site on the web.
- philwelch 15y agoWhat's the pageview to dollar exchange rate again? That's bubble talk, honestly.
- nl 15y agoI realize you are being sarcastic, but in all seriousness it depends on the site. Newspapers sold ads based on circulation for over a hundred years. TV shows sell on ratings. Why would valuing websites on the same basis be a bubble?
- philwelch 15y agoNewspapers and TV shows have well-established advertising systems, unlike websites. And Reddit hardly even monetizes itself.
- jacoblyles 15y agoReddit is huge. I'm as skeptical of bubble metrics as the next guy, but if their owners sold reddit today they would reap a huge profit.
- philwelch 15y agoThat's a "bigger fool" investment, as in, if you're foolish enough to invest in a business with no feasible way of profiting enough to justify the investment, it doesn't matter because an even bigger fool would profitably buy the business. Which is exactly what bubbles are made out of.