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That could just be an ad inventory thing. If YT doesn't have a targeted/discrete audience large enough within a campaign window to fill out impressions then th
by ugh123 6y ago
That could just be an ad inventory thing. If YT doesn't have a targeted/discrete audience large enough within a campaign window to fill out impressions then they likely widen the net to complete the run.
- tpmx 6y agoI think they explicitly choose to run the same ad over and over again for 40-60 times to the same user to force that user to subscribe to Youtube Premium. (Someone's evil A/B experiment resulted in such a high conversion rate they couldn't stop themselves.)
- dylan604 6y agoJust play political ads from whatever candidate over and over. That'll get somebody to make the ads go away.
- davidjnelson 6y agoIf people would pay for content we might have less ads...
- ugh123 6y agoI wish that were the case. I'm regularly served just as many NYTimes ads as before I became a subscriber.
- leesalminen 6y agoI literally converted today because of this. Damn you Dr Squatch soap company.
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- ugh123 6y agoI think thats certainly in their repertoire too. In fact, they're probably experimenting with a number of degrading user experiences to see what performs best