Snapchat parent company Snap Inc (NYSE:SNAP) showed strength in its advertising revenue in the first quarter. Analysts saw many positives from the quarterly earnings report.
Snap's first quarter checked all three boxes of revenue, users and EBITDA that Nowak was watching.
Snap’s advertiser base nearly doubled year-over-year in the first quarter. Up-front advertiser commitments grew by more than 50%, including a tripling of year-over0year up-front commitments for commercials from branded advertisers.
With initiatives like SNAP’s partnership with Gannett helping in developing relationships with SMBs across North America and integrating those businesses into products like Snap Map.
Snap has great potential technically and fundamentally for share price growth.
Snap's first quarter checked all three boxes of revenue, users and EBITDA that Nowak was watching.
Snap’s advertiser base nearly doubled year-over-year in the first quarter. Up-front advertiser commitments grew by more than 50%, including a tripling of year-over0year up-front commitments for commercials from branded advertisers.
With initiatives like SNAP’s partnership with Gannett helping in developing relationships with SMBs across North America and integrating those businesses into products like Snap Map.
Snap has great potential technically and fundamentally for share price growth.