Why did
Myspace
fail? 5 Reasons You Must Know
Myspace
was a popular social media where users can create personal web pages, participate in forums, listen to music, & more.
Tom Anderson, Brad Greenspan, and Chris DeWolfe founded Myspace in August 2003.
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Beverly Hills-based site became the world's leading social media platform.
It eventually failed after being acquired by News Corp in 2005.
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Why did Myspace fail Here are the top 5 reasons you must know...
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A poor user experience was offered by Myspace. The site was hard to navigate and had tons of ads.
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No 5. Poor User Experience
Myspace died due to high capital expenditures. Reports indicate that $120 million was budgeted for Myspace Music's launch.
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No 4. Spending lots of money
Due to Myspace's poor product experience, the competition became relevant.
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No 3. Very Poor Product Quality
Several lawsuits were filed against Myspace, which also caused hefty expenditures and legal fees.
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No 2. Legal Battles
Due to fierce competition, both within The United States and outside its home market, Myspace failed.
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No 1. Intense Competition
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