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It definitely depends on the audience you have and the adblocker adoption for each country. "mainstream" websites still show a 5-10% gap. That for marketing usa
by sMarsIntruder 5y ago
It definitely depends on the audience you have and the adblocker adoption for each country.
"mainstream" websites still show a 5-10% gap. That for marketing usages it's still ok.
- speedcoder 5y agoWhat creeps me out even more is the ads and "automatic bing searches" that are cropping up in the Windows start menu and weather (location) tracker with ads in the taskbar. All this enabled by default after a Windows update and active while the user is not explicitly browsing something on the Internet. What metrics Microsoft is collecting?