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Wow, this comment would've been downvoted to oblivion in the old days. What does this mean?
No, because people would get it's a South Park reference.
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This is clearly simplified, but nevertheless... [deleted] [edit] Info from comments demonstrates these results, though simplified, to be incredibly optimistic. Assuming a CPM of $1.00 and taking into account the ratio of paid advertisement to Reddit advertisement, the Monthly Revenue number would dip significantly to $100,000.
No site like Reddit can fill 1 billion impressions at $2 eCPM. Closer to $0.25 I'd bet.
Wow, good job, Team Reddit! Since I think you guy still read HN: Something you all seem to do very, very well is interact with your users. Almost every day I'll see somebody [usually jedberg] show up in a thread answering a question, or responding to something, or even just saying hello. Like this: http://www.reddit.com/r/blog/comments/fdyyf/reddit_billions_... That's awesome :).
For a co. that is handled by just a few developers, this is just phenomenal. Hats off to the team! :)
Reddit is an amazing site and an amazing community - there are a lot more factors that go into its success. However, I think quality has suffered slightly recently based on the amount of content that is FFUU comics and just plain pics. While I have been a user for 4+ years, and I love the site to death - there are some improvements in the UX tat could be made -- the most specific would be to allow further tags of ima…
Either way, I agree with you on FUU comics. They became so pervasive I just gave up and deleted my account.
For a co. that is handled by just a few developers, this is just phenomenal. Hats off to the team! :)
Reddit is an amazing site and an amazing community - there are a lot more factors that go into its success. However, I think quality has suffered slightly recently based on the amount of content that is FFUU comics and just plain pics. While I have been a user for 4+ years, and I love the site to death - there are some improvements in the UX tat could be made -- the most specific would be to allow further tags of ima…
Besides, you can always unsubscribe.
In light of the threads lately about how well StackOverflow does with their MS stack, I'm wondering how their traffic compares to Reddit, which runs on OSS/Python + Java.
What does that translate to in ad revenues?
This is clearly simplified, but nevertheless... [deleted] [edit] Info from comments demonstrates these results, though simplified, to be incredibly optimistic. Assuming a CPM of $1.00 and taking into account the ratio of paid advertisement to Reddit advertisement, the Monthly Revenue number would dip significantly to $100,000.
120,000,000 is what we (minecraft forum and minecraft wiki) hit for January (as per quantcast) which I think is pretty neat too, for anyone who likes pretty stats.
