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Technorati cuts down 10 Percent of its Employees
Technorati has announced close to 10 percent of its staff. The 10 percent cut off means a deduction of 4 employees at Technorati as it will be left with 37 employees after the deduction. The company’s CEO says that they the layoff was necessary for the company’s profit. Not to forget, last September, Technorati had to layoff 6 employees.
The CEO says that the number of blog search engine is growing and layoffs were necessary to “fine tune” its business model to eventually become profitable. Richard Jalichandra says that while the timing of launching an ad network a few months before the market crashed wasn’t optimal, quarterly ad revenue has grown by 6.5 times since the launch of Technorati Media last June, when presumably its revenues were negligible.
Jalichandra maintains that Twitter and Facebook are other great platforms for blogs to get popular. Technorati is beginning to track activity on those platforms as well. The traffic to Technorati is decreasing worldwide.
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