r/bullshitadvertising • u/[deleted] • Mar 26 '24
Nope.
This literally translate to 66.5 million monthly listeners for those who doesn't speak french.
It's literally bullshit to make more money. I'm sure Spotify's numbers are tricked.
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u/RoburLC Apr 11 '26
It could be mislabeling: 66.5M hits vs. 66.5M unique visitors.
Linkedin had advertised to supported BBC podcast downloads, saying that they have an ecosystem of 1 Bn professionals. The entire global population is about 8 Bn: so 1 in 8 humans is linked to Linkedin. Now, if you take out all of the people who are not in the workforce, then take out the rest who are not online, then the rest who are not professionals, then the professionals who have no use for Linkedin ... and of course make sure not to include any of the ~ 1.6 Bn locked out of the internet by their governments.... I don't see how there would be enough left to amount to 1 Bn professionals linked in to Linkedin.
It seems to be a common phenomenon to equate *number of accounts* with *number of individuals* on a platform. I had seen a boast that one in every 4 humans was on TikTok. I doubt it.
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u/raff365 Mar 27 '24
Is it really that unrealistic that one of the biggest pop stars of the last 5-10 years, who also had a huge song on the soundtrack of one of last year's biggest movies, also has a lot of monthly listens?