If the market for initial public offerings recovers in the new year, one company that aims to go public early on is Reddit. An IPO will put the spotlight on the prospects for Reddit’s advertising business, which has fallen short of ambitious growth targetsoutlined by executives two years ago. ...
Does anyone know how far?
So they missed their two year goal by 20%. They had forecasted a 2.9x growth and achieved 2.3x
When it comes time to IPO, they’ll just blame the economy and ad blockers, while showing how many users they forced into their app where ad blocking is harder.
Laughs in DNS-level blocking
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Yeah. I use DNS-level blocking too, but it’s not something I can roll out to my non-technical family members. They understand turning off the browser extension if things don’t work, but not adding a DNS whitelist and then waiting / clearing DNS.
harder not impossible
Thanks for the info. Can advertisers tell if it’s bots or not? I would think the new users are just them making stuff up.
I still visit on my permabanned 15yo account. The number of repost bots is getting crazy. There’s bots mirroring videos now to trick repost detectors (seen 3 this evening). It’s getting so bad I rarely bother with reading comments now.
Also it gets brigaded and ‘psyoped’ by outside actors so much. News and worldnews are IDF operations now with anyone saying anything uncontroversial like “babies shouldn’t be killed” getting banned for anti-Semitism.
I think this will make them enshittify the site even harder to squeeze more ad revenue out of it. Which could be a good thing for lemmy growth.
I bet the article would have more details but neither of us are going to read it so we may never know.