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So, basically it comes down to knowing what user wants to buy/wants to know. Despite the concept of contextual ads by services such as Google Ads why isn't it h

• Jarred 15y ago
  Most ads are put in a disruptive place, or put out of site. Advertising should be put in a disruptive place, but not in a disruptive way. Google's ads are kind of put to the side and there because they need to make money, not because it actually makes Google's products better, and the same thing goes for Facebook. They just do a good job of putting it in a place that doesn't hurt the user experience that much, while being worthwhile. An example of good advertising is in Grooveshark. I legitimately think that the themed search looks good, and I don't get annoyed by it.