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Instagram is losing its cool.
Snap is the most preferred social media app among U.S. teens, with 35% mindshare (up from 34% a year ago).
TikTok clocked in at number 2, with 30% mindshare (up from 29% a year ago).
Instagram, meanwhile, came in third, with 22% mindshare, down pretty significantly from its 25% mindshare a year ago.
Only 2% of teens cited Facebook as their favorite social media app in the survey.
“Time spent” for U.S. teenagers on Facebook was down 16% year-over-year, and that young adults in the U.S. were also spending 5% less time on the social network.
The number of new teen signups was declining and young people were taking much longer to join Facebook than they had in the past.
Young people are spending less time on the service.
Fewer teens are signing up.
Many new teen accounts are duplicates, rather than unique new users.
Users across age groups are creating fewer posts.
Revenue has risen to nearly US$30 billion per quarter. The company’s market value is close to US$1 trillion.
Facebook makes almost 13 times more money per user in the U.S. and Canada than it does the Asia-Pacific region.
Facebook’s Investor Sentiment Problem
First, Facebook’s business has a perception problem.
Regulatory Risk
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