top | item 12839152 (no title) kylelibra | 9 years ago 1B gifs served per day and 100 DAU.Anyone have a guess at a business model to monetize on that sort of traffic? discuss order hn newest msfeldstein|9 years ago 1 idea, Advertisers can pay to have their branded content be one of the first suggestions in a GIF search pbhjpbhj|9 years ago I wonder if putting a final frame advert on the gif would work well. Not to intrusive, matches a common technique for videos so familiar to users.1k impressions for a dollar with 10% of gifs completing on 1B gifs per day would give $100k. Are those figures wildly out?Not really a business, just advertising. sonthonax|9 years ago Read the article, advertising:> Search engines like Alphabet’s Google generate the vast majority of their revenue from advertising. “Almost all the content flowing through Giphy, there’s some branded element to it already,” Mr. Leibsohn said. strictnein|9 years ago AcquisitioniumSounds like something Yahoo would have bought circa 2013. georgespencer|9 years ago Freemium.
msfeldstein|9 years ago 1 idea, Advertisers can pay to have their branded content be one of the first suggestions in a GIF search
pbhjpbhj|9 years ago I wonder if putting a final frame advert on the gif would work well. Not to intrusive, matches a common technique for videos so familiar to users.1k impressions for a dollar with 10% of gifs completing on 1B gifs per day would give $100k. Are those figures wildly out?Not really a business, just advertising.
sonthonax|9 years ago Read the article, advertising:> Search engines like Alphabet’s Google generate the vast majority of their revenue from advertising. “Almost all the content flowing through Giphy, there’s some branded element to it already,” Mr. Leibsohn said.
msfeldstein|9 years ago
pbhjpbhj|9 years ago
1k impressions for a dollar with 10% of gifs completing on 1B gifs per day would give $100k. Are those figures wildly out?
Not really a business, just advertising.
sonthonax|9 years ago
> Search engines like Alphabet’s Google generate the vast majority of their revenue from advertising. “Almost all the content flowing through Giphy, there’s some branded element to it already,” Mr. Leibsohn said.
strictnein|9 years ago
Sounds like something Yahoo would have bought circa 2013.
georgespencer|9 years ago