In the video below, Zillow (ZG 0.81%) 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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Explaining This Fundamental Shift in Zillow's Strategy
By Brendan Byrnes
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Feb 6, 2013 at 3:00PM
NASDAQ: ZG
Zillow Group
Market Cap
$17B
Today's Change
(0.81%) $0.56
Current Price
$69.64
Price as of June 16, 2025, 3:58 p.m. ET
CEO Spencer Rascoff explains the change.
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ZG
$69.64
(0.81%)
$0.56
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