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Obviously that seems logical. Tomorrow if G+ opens ad platform and Faecbook starts advertising I'm sure google won't approve those ads. Its against policy as we
by evolution 15y ago
Obviously that seems logical. Tomorrow if G+ opens ad platform and Faecbook starts advertising I'm sure google won't approve those ads. Its against policy as well, any direct threat to their business will not be approved.
- mhansen 15y agoTrivially false: See the approved ad for Facebook Ads on a Google search for 'advertising': http://www.google.co.nz/search?q=advertising http://www.google.co.nz/search?q=advertising
- nostromo 15y agoNot true -- lots and lots of Google competitors advertise on Google. Apple (iPhone), Microsoft, Yahoo, etc. all are allowed to advertise on Google. I don't see any reason to think they would change that if/when they bring advertising to G+.
- vaksel 15y agoGoogle has their hands in a lot of pies, if they banned everyone they competed with, they'd lose 90% of their adwords advertisers
- fpgeek 15y agoAre you sure about that? I just searched for "find friends" at Google and got a Facebook ad (among others). Personally, I'd expect Google to have confidence in Google+ and take whatever ad money Facebook wanted to throw their way. I'm sure they reserve the right to block all kinds of ads (including those from competitors). I just think what they actually do is more important than what they decide to keep in their back pocket.