May 20, 2008

Martin

“Facebook Traffic Declines 10% in April”

filed under: zero degree of separation — Martin @ 11:51 pm

The symptoms are obvious now, but the causes still remain unclear (users get bored, get concerned about privacy, get frustrated by complexity …):

The latest stats from Nielsen Online show a significant decline in month-over-month unique visitors to Facebook in the US. In April, traffic fell to 22.4M uniques, down from the 24.9M reported in March. Year-over-year traffic growth decelerated from 98% to a much more modest 56%. MySpace also saw a modest decline (from 60.3M to 58.7M), while LinkedIn continued its torrid growth from 7.8M uniques in March to 8.6M in April.

Read on: Bubble Alert: Facebook Traffic Declines 10% in April

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