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Taffic continues to decline Tumblr will only have active users in the United States by the year. This represents % of US users. In the final years of its partnership with Verizon Tumblr also became a battleground for other features it tried to roll out to users but failed miserably. A good example of this is of course Verizon's decision to launch series or better yet short series on its platform. As of this writing there are over . million blogs running and hosted on Tumblr. However the platform is still losing money. Mullenweg told The Verge that Tumblr's business performance has declined.
While Automattic wants to grow Tumblr and its revenue it also needs to change the way ads appear on the platform. In recent years the practice of displaying ads on Tumblr has annoyed many users. From Argentina Mobile Number List advertising banners to constant posts on the homepage Tumblr began to become a marketplace of products. I'm curious to see how certain things will develop like e commerce or membership possibilities that we're working with WOOCOMMERCE on. I think those things will be very very interesting for the TUMBLR community.
Mullenweg however questions It’s not that Tumblr is losing people it’s that the platform is shaping up to be the best possible future. Tumblr was once known for its creative users back when images and small text were all the rage on the internet. Today Tumblr offers everything a microblogging service should be but people still think of it as an image oriented service. The challenges facing the world we live in today are neither TUMBLR nor AUTOMATTIC. It's designed for creative people who are always looking for the next innovative idea and to the extent that.
While Automattic wants to grow Tumblr and its revenue it also needs to change the way ads appear on the platform. In recent years the practice of displaying ads on Tumblr has annoyed many users. From Argentina Mobile Number List advertising banners to constant posts on the homepage Tumblr began to become a marketplace of products. I'm curious to see how certain things will develop like e commerce or membership possibilities that we're working with WOOCOMMERCE on. I think those things will be very very interesting for the TUMBLR community.
Mullenweg however questions It’s not that Tumblr is losing people it’s that the platform is shaping up to be the best possible future. Tumblr was once known for its creative users back when images and small text were all the rage on the internet. Today Tumblr offers everything a microblogging service should be but people still think of it as an image oriented service. The challenges facing the world we live in today are neither TUMBLR nor AUTOMATTIC. It's designed for creative people who are always looking for the next innovative idea and to the extent that.
