Showing posts with label Social networking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Social networking. Show all posts
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Google + Users Set to Cross 400 million by 2012
Google+ has been
growing steadily and is on
track to reach 400 million users by the end of the year.
Data
from Experian shows that Google’s social
networking site experienced a huge traffic jump in December and more than
doubled its traffic in just one month. “Google+ total US visits reach more than
49 million in Dec-11, biggest month to date & up 55% compared to Nov-11 ow.ly/i/oT3R,” Experian Hitwise tweeted.
Mashable Reports that Experian Hitwise Dec,2011 data shows that U.S. visits for Google+ have grown eight out of the last nine
weeks.
Although Google+ has declined to comment on its
membership numbers, analyst Paul Allen who is also the founder of
Ancestry.com — told the Daily Mail that the site recently surpassed the
62 million members mark. Of that, 25% of the site’s user base signed up in
December alone.
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Who Is Making How Much : Facebook Vs Google : Revenue Comparison
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Facebook is growing pretty fast -- the company
has booked more than $1.6 billion in sales in the first half of 2011,
and is likely to reach $4 billion by the end of the year.
But
Google grew a lot faster in its first seven
years. Facebook is doing way better than Yahoo,
though
Net income in the first half of 2011 came to almost $500 million, according to the source, who wished to remain anonymous because privately-held Facebook does not disclose its results .That's about twice as much as it earned and booked during the first half of 2010
Advertising usually picks up in the last quarter of
the year, so Facebook will probably achieve this Target.
However the Fact remains that " Facebook Though has grown its marketshare very quickly, the same cannot be said of its Financial performance ( revenue). Facebook hasn't provided much information about
how it will grow its revenues beyond advertising -- it canceled its daily deals service after only a few
months of testing, and so far it hasn't done much to extend Credits beyond in-game purchases, although rumors of a new mobile payment platform have been swirling since
early this summer.
Facebook's
stronger results come as investors have pushed its valuation to roughly $80
billion in private markets, with many industry observers
expecting the world's No. 1 Internet social network to go public in 2012.
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