Over 90% of Facebook’s advertising revenue now comes from mobile

Over 90% of Facebook’s advertising revenue now comes from mobile

  • April 26, 2018
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Over 90% of Facebook’s advertising revenue now comes from mobile

If you need more proof that Facebook has successfully transformed itself into a mobile-first company, its first quarter 2018 earnings should do the trick. Facebook reported $11.97 billion in revenue and $4.98 billion in profit for the past quarter, with 91 percent of its advertising revenue coming from mobile.

Source: venturebeat.com

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