Based on... ?mathiewannabe wrote: ↑I'm calling $25 by end of Q2 2016.
- User engagement is dropping like a rock as people leave the platform in droves
- Even if you presumed that they could keep their audience, they still havent figured out how to monetize it efficiently.
Its a real shame because at the beginning I thought in TWTR vs FB, TWTR had the more easily monitization strategy, in charging companies for premium accounts and sponsored tweets. But this never seemed to make a dent.
I honestly think they will get acquired by Salesforce. Salesforce can afford it, and there are very obvious synergies here, especially when you consider their social media arm. Salesforce can probably monetize twitter better than Twitter themselves.
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