This has got to be a joke, $750,000 for a day of advertising to a bunch of people who only care about sending naked pictures of themselves to one another..
And going public, now that's funny for an app thats worth no more than a few million dollars.....
the next bubble is here....thank ben bernanke and his 3 QE's for setting this all up....
Snapchat ads? It'll cost you
Allen Wastler | @AWastler
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COMMENTSAdweek reported Wednesday.
The magazine, citing multiple industry sources, said the messaging app start-up is "apparently convinced of the value of a platform that reaches a teenage audience" and has "started asking brands for $750,000-a-day commitments."
Snapchat, which specializes in messages that self-destruct, only started running ads in October of last year.McDonald's, Samsung, Macy's and Electronic Arts have been early Snapchat advertisers, Adweek reported.
Adweek reported that some advertisers thought the ad rate a bit pricey. Snapchat declined to comment to Adweek. (Full story here)
The firm has raised $485.6 million in venture funding,according to reports, and is expected by many observers to eventually go public. Indeed, it was listed as one of the most publicized tech start-ups in 2014.
And going public, now that's funny for an app thats worth no more than a few million dollars.....
the next bubble is here....thank ben bernanke and his 3 QE's for setting this all up....
Snapchat ads? It'll cost you
Allen Wastler | @AWastler
1 Hour AgoCNBC.com
36
SHARES
3
COMMENTSAdweek reported Wednesday.
The magazine, citing multiple industry sources, said the messaging app start-up is "apparently convinced of the value of a platform that reaches a teenage audience" and has "started asking brands for $750,000-a-day commitments."
Snapchat, which specializes in messages that self-destruct, only started running ads in October of last year.McDonald's, Samsung, Macy's and Electronic Arts have been early Snapchat advertisers, Adweek reported.
Adweek reported that some advertisers thought the ad rate a bit pricey. Snapchat declined to comment to Adweek. (Full story here)
The firm has raised $485.6 million in venture funding,according to reports, and is expected by many observers to eventually go public. Indeed, it was listed as one of the most publicized tech start-ups in 2014.