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KYC. Google almost rabidly doesn't want to connect who is sponsoring with what they're sponsoring. I'm an ad network that does (some) tracking of users. I mak
by geocar 8y ago
KYC.
Google almost rabidly doesn't want to connect who is sponsoring with what they're sponsoring.
I'm an ad network that does (some) tracking of users. I make it a point to connect advertisers with the publishers I work with because I know all of my publishers. I think this service has value.
Whilst I charge substantially more than Google does, I'm confident I don't participate in any ad fraud. If a Google rep. suggests they don't serve ad fraud, let me know, because I have proof otherwise.
- simion314 8y agoCan't you start a new kind of targeting, instead of tracking and analyzing the users you use your past expertise plus your data from non EU countries and profile the content, so on cat pictures you know what ads work well, on car sites you know what ads work, it would make more sense then seeing an IDE ad on a porn site.
- geocar 8y agoSure, but I (as an advertiser) don't want to buy advertising on cat pages, but to reach people who like cat pages. Google tells me this is their interest; that they have exhibited behaviours that lead them to believe this is their interest, and because they can make self-driving cars, I believe them. ... but: The truth is, it's just a cookie that is held by people who visited pages about cats, and people who like money.