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PlayStation 4 launch generated four million pieces of content on Livefyre
“Four million pieces of content during the launch of PlayStation four.”
Disney saw repeat visits increase fivefold after integrating Livefyre social elements
“People returned to this site five times as much after they started adding the social elements to the site.”
Sears tripled its Craftsman Club membership by adding user project showcases
“After they added this showcase your work element so that users could submit what their favorite projects were, whether they were in metal, whether they were in wood, or whatever else, I guess, plastic, or DYIers could kind of get excited and show off here, and…”
Fox's breaking news coverage topped 200,000 concurrent interactive users via Livefyre
“Here you can see just barely there are a hundred, 128 thousand people live on this, Page at the same time. It actually crested up over 200,000.”
Livefyre reaches 350 million unique visitors and 3 billion page views
“So we have three hundred fifty million global uniques three billion page views a large number of customers, a hundred million, ah, pieces of social content, and that goes through spam and abuse kind of classifiers of all kinds.”
Livefyre operates its entire platform with only 25 engineers including DevOps
“We, by the way, only have, ah, 25 engineers, and that includes DevOps.”
Livefyre regularly hits one million concurrent live users across its network
“Across all the pages we're serving right now, you can kind of see, we'll regularly hit a million people live at once.”
Livefyre processes four million requests per minute across its live widgets
“We can see four million requests a minute. So that's like that's about like 66 thousand requests per second.”
Livefyre processed 12 million requests per minute during 2015 CNN debate
“We have hit three times that number, ah, during, actually during the CNN debate this year.”
Rao predicts Livefyre will process over 80 billion events per month
“We're going to generate eighty billion plus Events a month.”