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I got the fact that it helps you get liquidity quickly but what do you do with that liquidity? Ad-revenue sharing is not really a very stable business plan. Wh
by marcus 19y ago
I got the fact that it helps you get liquidity quickly but what do you do with that liquidity? Ad-revenue sharing is not really a very stable business plan.
What can you do if facebook decides to shutdown 3rd party advertising or bans your app, or develops a clone and pushes it aggressively.
I saw some of the stats on socialmedia and I wonder how much revenue of the top earning apps is spent back into the ads on facebook apps to keep the machine working and what is their ROI.
I still think a facebook app can be a great idea but not as a sole product. Instead it should be the booster rocket behind your own website, helping you launch it and spread it.
- mattmaroon 19y agoIntellectually I'd be inclined to agree with you, but it seems most of the top apps either have little or no website to which they drive traffic. They generate revenue directly. The business model is simple and effective. Make people do stuff to get something virtual. Refer friends on a poker app, get 1,000 chips. Fill out a survey (which generates income) get 3,000. Sign up for a credit card, get 5,000. It's like those free ipod sites on steroids.