Reddit Shares Tumble as User Growth Disappoints. Is Now a Golden Opportunity to Buy the Stock? | The Motley Fool
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Reddit's recent Q4 earnings report showed a remarkable 71% revenue growth year over year, reaching $427.7 million, with ad revenue climbing 60%. Daily active users rose to 102 million, though slightly below analysts' expectations. The company emphasized its investment in ad technology and AI, enhancing ad campaign performance through innovative advertising formats. Despite a drop in share price post-report, Reddit's stock is up 20% year-to-date since its March 2024 IPO, appealing to investors buoyed by ongoing user and revenue growth.
"Reddit has been growing its revenue quickly, with revenue soaring 71% year over year to $427.7 million, primarily driven by increased ad revenue and user growth."
"The company has been investing in adtech and artificial intelligence to improve advertising campaigns, leveraging community features for better ad performance and engagement with advertisers."
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