Hi,
I wonder how MySpace makes its money? I mean they seem to have no ads on their page and registration is for free... It seems strange to me how they make their money for living...
Anybody knowing more?
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With the ads on every members page.
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Aren't those myspace folks the same guys that brought us all sorts of adware via bs websites?
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littleguru wrote:Hi,
I wonder how MySpace makes its money? I mean they seem to have no ads on their page and registration is for free... It seems strange to me how they make their money for living...
Anybody knowing more?
They were bought out, News corporation obviously wants to use its user-base and do something with it. But I have to say I've wondered about the same question.
I wonder if they earn some revenue from music sold by small independent musicians. The ability to post audio is probably one feature that makes mySpace different to other providers of personal webspace. Plus it's much easier to search for other spaces because www.myspace.com is such a good place to start discovering. -
littleguru wrote:Hi,
I wonder how MySpace makes its money? I mean they seem to have no ads on their page and registration is for free... It seems strange to me how they make their money for living...
Anybody knowing more?
MySpace is designed to keep you clicking...anyone can add you as a friend and so you find someone adding you and posting to your page (Often times a bot but whatever), and you want to know why they added you...so what is your first reaction? Click...
With ads their business model I believe is called "Volume Generated" basically they have 1 or 2 ads on a site. As people visit the next "friend" they get page impressions, and ultimately with some click thrus it works.
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With all that personal info and trend data, I'm pretty sure they plan to sell the data. It would be worth a bit to market research companies.
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A thing called Ad's
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mtmjc wrote:A thing called Ad's
Child of singular noun "Ad" not specified, illegal statement
The plural is "Ads"
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Ads mostly
I just signed up for Hotmail Plus 14.94 UK sterling and took out the ads - it's a tickbox under settings - let's you remove ads. Better than paying for MSN Premium.. who needs Encarta and a custom browser?
When Windows Live goes mainstream, gadgets and increased space will be costed no doubt and presumably integrated with Vista desktop gadgets..
Rob Atkinson
Kilkenny, Ireland
http://spaces.msn.com/knowledgebyte
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