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Exactly. I was responding to the claim that the price of ads was necessarily correlated only the wealth of buyers. It is on average correlated to the expected r
by abakker 11y ago
Exactly. I was responding to the claim that the price of ads was necessarily correlated only the wealth of buyers. It is on average correlated to the expected return a given company expects to get in terms of products sold / conversions.
So I agree with you. If I advertise to sell something in the US (where I am, where my company does business, where I am willing to ship goods, etc.) then ads in Thailand are worth $0. Not because the people there are poor, but because I don't do business in Thailand.
- johansch 11y agoYou are overthinking it. It is this simple: Rich people have more money to spend than poor people. This is not a guess from my end - I spent a decade working on this and had (mostly very proprietary data) at at hand.