Reddit on Top 100 List of most influential Companies - 2024

in #steemit5 months ago (edited)

I have been comparing Steemit to Reddit in my last two posts, and this morning I read that Reddit is on the Top 100 List of most influential companies.

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Reddit made its debut on the New York Stock Exchange in March, marking the first major social media company to go public since 2019. The company showed amazing results with a 48% increase in revenue compared to the previous year.

There advertising also saw a 39% increase year-on-year, which is great for them as they initially struggled to monetize the platform.

They have a massive amount of users with nearly 83 million active users.

It will be very interesting to compare the number of users with Steemit as Reddit launched in 2005 and Steemit only launched in 2016.

In my last two posts, I have been mentioning Reddit as I thoroughly believe if the Steemit platform if marketed correctly, stand a great chance to become much larger than Reddit, as the question remains, why will people write on Reddit, without compensation if they can be incentivized to write on Steemit.

In conclusion, while Reddit continues to thrive and expand its influence, Steemit has the potential to offer a unique and compelling alternative. If managed correctly, Steemit can overcome issues such as plagiarism, vote collusion, and content quality control, making it a more attractive platform for genuine content creators. Additionally, ensuring transparent governance, enhancing user experience, and fostering a supportive and engaged community can further elevate Steemit’s appeal. By addressing these key areas, Steemit could position itself as a viable and rewarding alternative to Reddit, especially for those who value decentralization and direct financial incentives for content creation.

Happy Steeming!