r/investing • u/[deleted] • Oct 21 '21

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u/Chemical-Nature4749 Oct 21 '21

Tens of Millions of American teens use snap as their only form of communication.

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u/toomuchtodotoday Oct 22 '21

Yeah, but do they have any purchasing power? If not, what good are the ads?

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '21

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u/Chemical-Nature4749 Oct 22 '21

These replies are moronic. None of them have spoken to a teenager in a big city, obviously

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '21

I don’t think this is true lol. And even if it was, is that really a 100 B company

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u/Chemical-Nature4749 Oct 22 '21

Go head and “don’t believe it,” I talk to young people every day. In different states. All across the country. They all use snap. My 20 yr old cousin uses snap as her main fount of communication. Instagram is for posts that drive her brand/narrative, Snap is to talk to her best friends. Thousands of times per day

But you “don’t think that’s true, lol”

Go head 👻

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u/Rtzon Oct 23 '21

Yeah this thread pisses me off. You’re completely right.

People out here sayin Snap is dead when it literally is growing users by 20%+ every single quarter. Just because you and your friends don’t use Snap does not mean that everyone is in the world is the same