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No, if they wanted to cash out, they could sell more. Go search home screen on Twitter, you'll see it's installed by as many young kids as Facebook (in some ca
by jasonlbaptiste 12y ago
No, if they wanted to cash out, they could sell more. Go search home screen on Twitter, you'll see it's installed by as many young kids as Facebook (in some cases more). Monetization isn't easy here, but it is totally feasible with an audience like this.
- jonknee 12y agoFacebook doesn't make its money off the tweens though, they don't spend money online.
- jasonlbaptiste 12y agoSnapchat will be a brand advertising play. Go ask any large brand advertiser whether teens are an important market.
- jonknee 12y agoMight also want to ask if they want their ads on top of nude teenagers...
- devindotcom 12y agoTweens are also extremely nomadic when it comes to apps. They'll drop snapchat like a bad habit over the next couple years as the new thing comes along.
- jasonlbaptiste 12y agoFacebook and Instagram usage would say otherwise - they're still there. Yes, apps can get dropped, but how ingrained it is in their life is not to be understated.