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If the reddit team had had (errr... how's my use of English past tense?) the $150K deal, they might have lasted this long on just that. They probably would not have sold to Conde Nast when they did.
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Wow, this comment would've been downvoted to oblivion in the old days. What does this mean?
I took it as satire on the whole 'Reddit got bought by a giant megaconglomerate yet still had to beg their userbase for money to keep going, and their site is still slow as a dog' fiasco. Then again, about two days ago the Inbox stopped taking 2+ minutes to load, so...
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.
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.
http://i.imgur.com/jgXrf.png If you like pretty stats, here are ours ;) Congrats to the Reddit folks, one of my favorite website on the internet nowadays!
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Yea, I don't think there are 50 sites out there that could boast those numbers.
Smokinn got it right. Stats that doesn't appear, we stream 1.2Billions videos/month (doesn't count embedded content).
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.
Huge congratulations to the reddit team, old and new. Does this mean you'll be doing your next round of hiring for a new dev soon?
[1]http://blog.reddit.com/2010/11/thank-you-mr-nast-may-we-have...
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Smokinn got it right. Stats that doesn't appear, we stream 1.2Billions videos/month (doesn't count embedded content).
Can you reveal any $ numbers; e.g. CPM, conversions to paid accounts, anything?
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