@emilyherrera Vntg is great, though since it's european, you will get ripped on shipping to NYC! Very into vintage furniture happy to give some local nyc/east coast recs.
@heyaharshu@theJayAlto I've seen pretty mixed results, though from checking into a few most long-format content performed at 1/10th of the viewership of shorts on YT. This is likely even less since most short creators post on 3-5 platforms if you aggregate audience reach vs the long viewership.
@businessbarista@MrBeast You're not including the alt-language channels (Spanish, Hindi, French, etc.) which look like they currently cut out the original sponsorships - though still have ad revenue. I could see this skyrocketing if he does native/localized sponsorships for the new language channels.
@gregisenberg@mosseri@BarrettShepherd Quite accurate, most of the incentivization of reels have been from Meta via the Reels Fund and via advertisers, since the video content can be used across more platforms. Luckily on my end photos perform the same if not better than reels otherwise I would have shopped around.
I forced a bot to watch over 1,000 hours of startup pitch meetings and then asked it to re-create a startup pitch meeting of its own. Here is the first page.
ESPN had over 950,000 viewers for the Azerbaijan GP in Baku last weekend.
• Most-watched F1 contest this season
• Largest US audience for Baku in history
Total F1 viewership in the US is up 36%.
@OTMinvestor@sairarahman Pretty much, the company is "eating" the fee on the loan to affirm on behalf of the customer as a customer acquisition cost. Fee's are variable depending on the company's products, customer credit tranches, etc. but the company can get more purchases due to having financing.
@OTMinvestor@sairarahman With Affirm if a seller (store) is offering 0% APR, then the company is paying the fee on behalf of the customer, Affirm is still getting paid and making money, but from the company rather than the company + consumer.