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My guess would be that ads are incompatible with white noise use cases. If the white noise “podcast” inserted ads, I would guess that people would find a differ
by hahajk 4y ago
My guess would be that ads are incompatible with white noise use cases. If the white noise “podcast” inserted ads, I would guess that people would find a different place to get white noise.
- PebblesRox 4y agoFrom the article, some are subscription, some play ads at the beginning, and the last creator featured has chosen not to include ads even though he knows he's leaving money on the table in doing so. "Moore and his white noise team... offer a subscription plan. But most people listen to the free, ad-supported version. Because Moore doesn’t want to interrupt the calming aura of his show, he opts to include only pre-roll ads." "Reed, who is something of a white noise purist, knows he could make good money with advertisements. But he doesn’t include them because he worries the sound of commerce would disturb his audience’s restful slumber. 'It’s embarrassing to say how much money I would be making,' he said."
- paskozdilar 4y agoI love this kind of passion, when people do things the right way, completely ignoring the advertising devil's offers - "look at all the riches I will give to you, if you only allow advertisement". Some things simply don't have a pricetag. Without people like this, world would be a dystopia a long time ago.