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The biggest reason is that most publishers completely lack the ability to set up and manage an ad server. Next would probably be that the advertisers, fearing
by gyardley 11y ago
The biggest reason is that most publishers completely lack the ability to set up and manage an ad server.
Next would probably be that the advertisers, fearing fraud, want the publishers to use a third-party ad server with reporting that they trust.
Only after that comes concerns about behavioral targeting and tracking, and the absence of that affecting ad revenue.
Finally, if they thought about it, they'd realize that ad blockers would just switch strategies and carry on blocking, so it hardly seems worth the effort.
- corin_ 11y ago65% your second point, 25% your third point, 8% your fourth point and 2% your first point. (First point maybe higher in terms of number of publishers but not in terms of number of advert impressions across the internet) (My %s are obviously non-scientific.)