Explaining This Fundamental Shift in Zillow's Strategy

In the video below, Zillow CEO Spencer Rascoff explains the logic behind the dramatic shift in impressions pricing that the company is undergoing right now. The choice to move from a percentage-based model or an absolute impressions model is a significant one that allows for increased spend per user with the company.

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