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> Contrary to popular opinion, people want to see ads. Yes, but they want to see other things too. Looking at the same banners upon viewing any page on a webs
by 0xmohit 10y ago
> Contrary to popular opinion, people want to see ads.
Yes, but they want to see other things too.
Looking at the same banners upon viewing any page on a website; or looking at more ads than the actual content; or waiting for the content to show up because ads haven't downloaded yet doesn't help.
- shubhamjain 10y agoIs there any advertising medium that won't be overexploited? Some owners, especially small ones, of advertising real estate will always try to squeeze every dollar possible. A majority of small newspapers carry an overload of local advertisments. The problem that I see is — it's far easy to increase ads than to increase readership. The only solution I see is Google implementing strict policies to curb the menace. I am pretty sure it's in their technical prowess to implement ad placement restrictions but why aren't they doing it? Maybe, it's in their best interest financially to just be easy on the issue.