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The USA makes up only about 8-10% (250M) of total Facebook users (3B) based on a quick search I just did. They're not even the largest user base by country, wh
by sevg 3y ago
The USA makes up only about 8-10% (250M) of total Facebook users (3B) based on a quick search I just did.
They're not even the largest user base by country, which is apparently India.
- aembleton 3y agoBut they are the most valuable cohort in terms of revenue https://www.statista.com/statistics/251328/facebooks-average-revenue-per-user-by-region/ https://www.statista.com/statistics/251328/facebooks-average...
- EZ-E 3y agoHow the hell does Facebook generate 56$ of revenue per US user per quarter? Are selling ads and selling personal information really that lucrative?
- filleokus 3y agoWhat is the share of revenue from US? I would guess it's not thaaat far from 50%. The median income in the US is like 20x of India, so presumably ad views from the US ought to be quite a lot more valuable. I would guess EU + US is the vast majority of revenue.
- michpoch 3y agoThat doesn't matter if we're talking about % of users that could be affected by some local-US law.
- bagels 3y agoIt's published, but last I recall us users are worth revenue about 4x per user in Europe and >10x users from Asia
- znpy 3y agoare you talking about individual users or the whole aggregate? because if the former, then users from asia likely are largely outnumbering users from the USA