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Reddit reported $90.82 million in net losses in 2023, compared to $158.55 million in net losses in 2022. Read Next: Google Business Model, Facebook Business Model, TikTok Business Model, Pinterest Business Model, Clubhouse Business Model. Comparables: Quora Business Model, Twitter Business Model, Amazon Business Model, GitHub Business Model, Medium Business Model. Related Business Models Google Business Model Google is a platform, and a tech media company running an attention-based business model. As of 2021, Alphabet's Google generated over $257 billion in revenue. Over $209 billion (over 81% of the total revenues) came from Google Advertising products (Google Search, YouTube Ads, and Network Members sites). They were followed by over $28 billion in other revenues (comprising Google Play, Pixel phones, and YouTube Premium), and by Google Cloud, which generated over $19 billion in 2021. Attention-Merchants Business Model The organization doesn't monetize the user directly in an asymmetric business model. Still, it leverages the data users provide and technology, thus having a key customer pay to sustain the core asset. For example, Google makes money by leveraging users' data and its algorithms sold to advertisers for visibility. This is how attention merchants make monetize their business models. Asymmetric Business Model In an asymmetric business model, the organization doesn't monetize the user directly. Still, it leverages the data users provide and technology, thus having a key customer pay to sustain the core asset. For example, Google makes money by leveraging users' data and its algorithms sold to advertisers for visibility. Facebook Business Model Facebook, the main product of Meta, is an attention merchant. As such, its algorithms condense the attention of over 2.91 billion monthly active users as of June 2021. Meta generated $117.9 billion in revenues, in 2021, of which $114.9 billion was from advertising (97.4% of the total revenues) and over $2.2 billion from Reality Labs (the augmented and virtual reality products arm). TikTok Business Model TikTok is a Chinese creative social media platform driven by short-form video content enabling users to interact and generate content at scale. TikTok primarily makes money through advertising, and it generated $4.6 billion in advertising revenues in 2021, thus making it among the most popular attention-based business models or attention merchants. Instagram Business Model Instagram makes money via visual advertising. As part of Facebook products, the company generates revenues for Facebook Inc.'s overall business model. Acquired by Facebook for a billion dollars in 2012, today Instagram is integrated into the overall Facebook business strategy. In 2018, Instagram founders, Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger left the company, as Facebook pushed toward tighter integration of the two platforms. YouTube Business Model YouTube was acquired for almost $1.7 billion in 2006 by Google. It makes money through advertising and subscription revenues. YouTube advertising network is part of Google Ads, and it generated more than $28B in revenue by 2021. YouTube also makes money with its paid memberships and premium content. Twitter Business Model Twitter makes money in two ways: advertising and data licensing. In 2021, Twitter generated $4.5 billion from advertising and $570 million from data licensing. While Twitter generated $5 billion in total revenues, it lost 221 million. Quora Business Model Quora is among the most popular Q&A platforms, where people can post questions and get answers to any question. Quora is also a great content marketing platform, where it's possible, with the right strategy to amplify your content and build a strong brand and convert traffic in potential customers. LinkedIn Business Model LinkedIn is a two-sided platform running on a freemium model, where to unlock unlimited search and other features, you need to switch to a paid account. Acquired by Microsoft for $27 billion in 2016, LinkedIn made $5.2 billion in revenues in 2018 and nearly 630M members by October 2019. Discord Business Model Discord makes money in several ways. From its Discord Store, where users can buy premium games, to the seller shops, that primarily works with a 90/10 revenue share for developers and game sellers. And the ability for sellers to get more visibility on the platform by adding features to the game visibility. Main Free Guides: Business Models Business Competition Business Strategy Business Development Digital Business Models Distribution Channels Marketing Strategy Organizational Structure Platform Business Models Revenue Models Tech Business Models

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