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Key Financial Data

1. Eventbrite's total operating revenue as of December 31, 2024 was $764.64 million, a 12.96% YoY decrease from $877.64 million as of December 31, 2023. This change reflects the challenges faced by the company in terms of revenue generation, which may impact overall profitability.

2. The decline in revenue may be attributed to fluctuations in market demand, adjustments in pricing strategies, increased marketing expenses, and uncertainties in the macroeconomic environment.

Peer Comparison

1. Industry-wide analysis: The event ticketing industry has gradually recovered from the pandemic, but the recovery pace varies among companies, with some experiencing a decline in revenue due to market share competition. Changes in user demand for online and offline events directly affect the revenue performance of each company.

2. Peer evaluation analysis: Compared to other companies in the same industry, Eventbrite's revenue decline is more significant, reflecting a weakening of its market competitiveness, possibly due to the adoption of more effective market strategies by its peers.

Summary

Eventbrite's revenue decline is mainly due to increased competition and changes in consumer demand. Although the company plans to launch new services and invest in user experience in 2024, the short-term revenue decline may negatively impact profitability.

Opportunities

1. With the launch of new mobile app experiences, Eventbrite has the opportunity to improve user experience and enhance user loyalty.

2. The expansion of free service tiers and new marketing tools may attract more creators and drive ticket sales.

3. Continued marketing and advertising investments will help the company build anticipation before events and promote ticket sales.

Risks

1. Intensified competition, especially from local search and social media platforms, may affect Eventbrite's market share.

2. Uncertainties in the macroeconomic environment may impact consumer spending and, in turn, revenue.

3. Failure to effectively convert marketing and promotion efforts into revenue will continue to affect overall operating performance.