Twitter Is A Perfect Fit For Google

Chris Sacca believes that Twitter is an instant fit for Google

Twitter Inc. is the social media network giant which has become the most favored social media forum in recent days. According to sources, it is believed that Twitter is growing, however, not to a great extent so it could compete against Facebook. Furthermore, it posted poor results for the first quarter of the fiscal year which has concerned the investors of the firm. According to the investors, they say that the micro blogging platform is slowly losing its charm and will have to do something out of the box in order to revamp its business.

Chris Sacca, one of the old time investors and advisors of the company, wrote in his blog post that the company will have to think something different in order make investors trust the company once again. He has now come out to say that Twitter can be an ‘instant fit’ for Google, according to recent reports relative to Twitter updates.

He believes that Google or any other tech giant in the market should consider acquiring the social media forum in order to revive its business. Currently, the platform has faced a major downfall in terms of users as well as revenues and being acquired by any other company can prove to be beneficial for both parties. He explains that the social media aspects of Twitter are same as what Google needs at the moment and both companies will get along together quite well.

Twitter has had a very failed ad campaign when compared to Facebook and the company miserably failed to attract big name advertisers on its platform as well, according to recent Twitter news. This is when Mr. Chris Sacca asked the company officials to push and focus more on its current services and products in order to lure away more users and advertisers on its platform. Mr. Sacca posted a massive 8,500 words blog post.

Moreover, he mentioned that the company should consider changing the way of how it does business. But if it fails to do so, other tech giants must come out and acquire it sooner or later. Chris Sacca is with the company long before it had its Initial Public Offering (IPO). Hence for a long time now, he has been an investor and advisor to Twitter. Therefore, he is constantly criticizing the social media forum in public for not working at its best. According to BidnessETC, “Twitter’s monthly users in the first quarter of 2015 came in at 302 million, almost one-fifth of the 1.44 billion active users that Facebook boasts. Mr. Sacca said that around 1 billion people who have used Twitter did not stick to using it.”