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I’m getting the same ad on the reddit app over and over again for what feels like a year, and it’s so bad I would never even think of clicking on it. Now that
by ffritz 6y ago
I’m getting the same ad on the reddit app over and over again for what feels like a year, and it’s so bad I would never even think of clicking on it.
Now that I write this, I notice that’s actually true for most ads I see because they would require a pihole and I haven’t gotten around to setting one up.
It really feels like the ad business is inherently flawed these days. Who clicks on ads? How many of those are going through with a purchase? There is just way too many and poorly created ads for any brand to stand out from all that garbage people get shoved in their face all day.
- searchableguy 6y agoAverage person in developed countries spend hours on online media daily. I see that as a worrying trend. 6-7 hours for Americans so that would be a huge chunk of your life. I wonder if people don't have time to buy other things to spend their day on due to social media being so addictive.