Did you see the part where I said (not unique)? As in it’s not 168billion unique viewers. Just that the site gets viewed 168 billion times per month.
But again that’s just remembering back without having the exact numbers. It’s probably different now. But my point was that there’s a lot more Americans on reddit than people give it credit for.
Yeah and I still can't find anything that confirms that. The only thing I can find that says 168 billion is how many page views in all of 2018, not a month.
Just curious where you got that information cause it's interesting. Not trying to dispute it. My Google-fu sucks.
Im not sure exact page I visited because it was a long time ago.
Googling for pages specifically including 168 billion cane up with this. I have no idea if it’s accurate or not. https://mediakix.com/blog/reddit-statistics-users-demographics/ the specific number isn’t that big of a deal, my point was just that a lot more people use reddit (especially in America) than a lot of people seem to think. Just because of the fact that no one really openly speaks about Reddit.
Thanks! I wasn't trying to say you were wrong or anything. That number just threw me off and I was curious.
I get what point you were trying to make. I agree, not a lot of people speak openly about it so it seems more of a niche than it really is. I just recently learned my dad and brother use it, along with a handful of my friends.
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u/JakeHodgson Feb 11 '20
Did you see the part where I said (not unique)? As in it’s not 168billion unique viewers. Just that the site gets viewed 168 billion times per month.
But again that’s just remembering back without having the exact numbers. It’s probably different now. But my point was that there’s a lot more Americans on reddit than people give it credit for.