How much money Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and LinkedIn.Earned from ad revenue in 2011,2012 and 2013..?

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asked for ad revenue totals for Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and LinkedIn for 2011–2013. The replies so far (, , ) point to searching and third‑party blogs — directionally useful, but not authoritative. The reliable approach is to pull each company’s official filings or investor materials and, for private firms, use reputable market research estimates.

How to get verifiable numbers (step by step):

  • Public companies: retrieve the company Form 10‑K (or Twitter’s S‑1/10‑K around its 2013 IPO) from the SEC EDGAR database or the company Investor Relations site. Open the Consolidated Statements of Operations and the Notes that break out “revenue by source” (look for lines titled “Advertising revenue”, “Marketing Solutions”, or similar).
  • Private companies: Pinterest did not file public 10‑Ks in 2011–2013. For private firms use market research firms (eMarketer, Statista, Bloomberg/TechCrunch reporting) and treat those as estimates, not audited figures.
  • Extract year rows for 2011, 2012 and 2013 from the same table so the numbers are comparable (watch for fiscal year ends or partial‑year S‑1 disclosures).

Quick company pointers:

  • Facebook: 10‑K contains an “Advertising revenue” or “Revenue by source” split.
  • Twitter: S‑1 (2013) and later 10‑Ks include revenue by source; use those filings for 2011–2013.
  • LinkedIn: 10‑K breaks out “Marketing Solutions” (their ad business).
  • Pinterest: private; public ad revenue figures for 2011–2013 are not available — rely on analyst estimates and press reports.

Cautions: ensure consistent definitions (what each company counts as “ad revenue”), confirm whether figures are fiscal or calendar year, and prefer primary filings over secondary summaries.

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How much money Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and LinkedIn.Earned from ad revenue in 2011,2012 and 2013..?

You are asking how much money does each company make?

I think the most recent article explain which company is moving ahead:

Every year it's different.

I think you should ask them.

Check on Google.

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