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Facebook: Now Monetize

Thursday, October 25, 2007 | 1 comment

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The blogosphere is excited about Facebook’s $15 Billion valuation. I still don’t buy that valuation, but if I were Zuckerberg, I would take the opportunity presented by the Microsoft deal (and possibly some Hedge Fund investments) and go acquire some real money-makers. At least for a while, the Facebook currency is legitimate, and whomever Facebook wants to acquire will need to honor the valuation. This really is a perfect opportunity for Facebook to create a suite of verticals around their community.

For details, read my earlier post Facebook’s Monetization Strategy.

This segment is part 6 in a 7 part series
Jump to part: YouTube, FaceBook, 1, 2, 3, Now Monetize, Facebook Woes Coming?

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15M $ or 15 B $?

kim Thursday, October 25, 2007 at 6:53 PM PT

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