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Does this actually matter? If you are doing online advertising, you should be able to attribute a particular visit to a specific ad campaign, so you can calcula
by GhostVII 6y ago
Does this actually matter? If you are doing online advertising, you should be able to attribute a particular visit to a specific ad campaign, so you can calculate your conversion rate. If Reddit has lots of bots, it just means your conversion rate for those ads will be lower, and you can adjust your spending accordingly. There are a lot of things that can significantly affect clicks other than fraudulent clicks (popups people click on by accident, small "close" buttons, mobile vs desktop, etc.), so I think evaluating your success based on just clicks is going to be pretty useless regardless.
I'm not in advertising though so I have no idea.
- SuperCuber 6y agoThe point the poster was making is that they were paying money for clicks that had no chance of generating any conversion - and that it's Reddit's responsibility to detect those and not charge for them. So they're not complaining about lower conversion rate, but lower bang for their buck.