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When Google started with its ads they were both unobtrusive and non-deceptive.this, together with the fact that they were context sensitive, was one of the reas
by mrighele 6y ago
When Google started with its ads they were both unobtrusive and non-deceptive.this, together with the fact that they were context sensitive, was one of the reason they were much more appreciated by the users (cannot quickly find examples right now) . Unfortunately , it seems that obtrusive and deceptive ads make more money
- dazc 6y agoExactly this, making money isn't good enough. You have to make more and more each quarter. Shame Google haven't found many more ways of doing this other than infesting the web with ever more aggressive and annoying ads. I don't run adsense on sites anymore but, the last time I did, I enabled 'auto ads' and the results were nothing short of atrocious. Literally, almost a wall of ads?
- Bakary 6y agoThat's the issue at the heart of it. Ads are annoying, but a certain type of lucrative person clicks on them. A YouTuber asking to hit that bell and like button is repetitive, but it works. Sometimes superfluous additions ruin products, but customers will purchase things that make them feel good. We have the internet we deserve.