Re:YouTube and Spotify won't launch Apple Vision Pro apps, j...
by polyomino on Thursday January 18, 2024 @07:34PM
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The math makes no sense, ~70,000 devices (best case) and $30 CPM (high) is like $2100 with every device watching your content.
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Re:YouTube and Spotify won't launch Apple Vision Pro apps, j...
by 1letterunixname on Thursday January 18, 2024 @07:58PM
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Apple and YT would miss-out on advertising to a captive, targeted demo of UHNWIs, corporate types, and those with expensive toys. Second to being a UBS or Tesla customer list or list of people with ASW accounts, it's a target-rich environment of that particular demo. Of course, marketing to that demo is very precarious and must be done deftly because it could easily backfire.
Re:YouTube and Spotify won't launch Apple Vision Pro apps, j...
by arccy on Friday January 19, 2024 @05:28AM
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these people already bought YouTube premium, there's no advertising from YouTube
Re:YouTube and Spotify won't launch Apple Vision Pro apps, j...
by shortrounddev2 on Friday January 19, 2024 @09:00AM
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I highly doubt VR is going to replace a phone for users. People will still sit in bed and stare at their phone. vr is more of a hobby than it is an everyday computing device
Re:YouTube and Spotify won't launch Apple Vision Pro apps, j...
by pipo234 on Friday January 19, 2024 @05:25AM
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I think the fact that apps are available for Meta's products show that (at the time) there was confidence into a potential growth category. And (currently) there is no confidence that Apple's product makes any commercial sense (in the near future). This is even emphasized by Apple clearly launching this in small quantities with excessive margins.