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Reddit is still very much alive and well. It might have lost some of the nerd userbase (through a lot of them still put up with their antics while telling thems
by Sebb767 3y ago
Reddit is still very much alive and well. It might have lost some of the nerd userbase (through a lot of them still put up with their antics while telling themselves that they will stop doing so if old.reddit.com is shut down), but it got the mainstream(-ish) userbase instead, which is not only a larger market, but also one which is easier to monetize.
- logginginsucks 3y agoReddit is for 40 year old men/millenials. Facebook, 40 year old women. Genz doesn't care about reddit. Neither does the next gen after them. It's dead.
- ghusto 3y ago> Genz doesn't care about reddit. Neither does the next gen after them. It's dead. I know it's fun to think you're the centre of the universe while you're the age you are, but Facebook, Reddit — hell even _T.V._ in some form — will all be still around well after your generation is being told _you're_ irrelevant by the new kids.
- logginginsucks 3y agoIf you're not organically growing, you need to change your business plan to extract money as if you were growing organically. That means ads, ads, ads. Which will help ensure no more organic growth occurs, which means more ads. Ads. Ads. Ads. Then yahoo.