But the fact is, their bottom line does look great. Financially, they’re doing great. They do advertise to paying customers, just not to all of them, there’s still premium and premium lite (the most idiotic name ever).
Of course, a single ad pays less than a single subscription, but in total they earn way more money with ads than with subs, so that point doesn’t really stand. What I’m saying is, it already is in a place where it’s pretty much too big to fail and it’s far from failing. YouTube as a company does well.
But the fact is, their bottom line does look great. Financially, they’re doing great. They do advertise to paying customers, just not to all of them, there’s still premium and premium lite (the most idiotic name ever). Of course, a single ad pays less than a single subscription, but in total they earn way more money with ads than with subs, so that point doesn’t really stand. What I’m saying is, it already is in a place where it’s pretty much too big to fail and it’s far from failing. YouTube as a company does well.
The revenue of other people shouldn’t finance me view content. If I do a per person napkin calculation there is no merit in naming the total.