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Well the obvious reason is mentioned in the article: most people already do have a facebook account, while G+ is still new for most of the internet. If you are
by foca 15y ago
Well the obvious reason is mentioned in the article: most people already do have a facebook account, while G+ is still new for most of the internet.
If you are likely to be on facebook, you probably already are. I don't think it's surprising the growth is decreasing.
I would be (pleasantly) surprised if the growth was negative, but that's not going to happen :P
- nextparadigms 15y agoActually, they are losing users in the countries where they first emerged. But for now, growth is sustained by late-comers in other countries, much like it happened to RIM. http://www.insidefacebook.com/2011/06/12/facebook-sees-big-traffic-drops-in-us-and-canada-as-it-nears-700-million-users-worldwide/ http://www.insidefacebook.com/2011/06/12/facebook-sees-big-t... I think when your core users and initial early adopters are leaving your product/service, you need to start worrying immediately, rather than wait for that 3-year late "financial impact" to "believe it" that you're in trouble.