POLL: 15 Percent Of Facebook Users Would Pay To Avoid Ads
Maybe Biz Stone was onto something: Earlier this week, the Twitter co-founder suggested that if Facebook launched a Facebook Premium service for $10 per month, and 10 percent of its user base signed up, $1 billion in monthly revenue would be generated. And a poll by Greenlight indicated that users of the social network might be open to the idea.
Maybe Biz Stone was onto something: Earlier this week, the Twitter co-founder suggested that if Facebook launched a Facebook Premium service for $10 per month, and 10 percent of its user base signed up, $1 billion in monthly revenue would be generated. And a poll by Greenlight indicated that users of the social network might be open to the idea.
Greenlight polled 500 worldwide Facebook users and found that 15 percent of respondents would be willing to pay in order to experience the social network ad-free, with 8 percent saying they would pay at least $5 per month to do so.
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