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Stop for a minute and think about the ads you see online. I I pretty much only ever see ads for companies that sell stuff online or companies that are tech com
by stonemetal 16y ago
Stop for a minute and think about the ads you see online. I I pretty much only ever see ads for companies that sell stuff online or companies that are tech companies. Mom and pop shops may have a website or a facebook page, but they aren't running ad campaigns. A quick google of Hamburger shows zero ads. Where is the ad for McDonald's Burger King or that local hamburger joint I like so much? A quick google for Soda shows a Dr. Pepper ad. Basically the only people who advertise online are those who do business online or are somehow related. It just isn't that big an industry because not that many people are online enough to justify the expense.
- 3pt14159 16y agoWow, that is intense, eh? I never thought of testing it with Hamburgers and Soda. So what does this mean then, are we that far ahead of the curve? Or does the internet have a "you must be this smart/informed/nerdy to properly use" sign on it, limiting its potential permanently?
- byoung2 16y ago* A quick google of Hamburger shows zero ads* For you...remember that online ads are targeted, so you'll see different ads. I'm in Los Angeles, and I googled "hamburger" and got ads for Chili's, Albertson's, Pavillions, and a few recipe sites. You'll see more local ads in certain places like Los Angeles, San Francisco, or New York.