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> As far as I've heard, almost nobody clicks on ads. You need to talk to people outside your circle of friends then. > The population as a whole is becoming m
by maximusprime 15y ago
> As far as I've heard, almost nobody clicks on ads.
You need to talk to people outside your circle of friends then.
> The population as a whole is becoming more savvy about the internet.
Is this why googles ad revenue is growing at such an astounding rate?
- pessimizer 15y agoI don't talk to my friends for evidence, I look at studies. Google's ad revenue has nothing do with what the majority of anybody does. Google is doing ads well, better than they had been done before, and ads have gradually become more relevant and less seedy; I could see those two things countering the slide of clicks, at least in their case, but maybe in all cases. I don't have a problem with ads, and I would start clicking on them if the odds that it wouldn't be a waste of my time got better. I do have a problem with bald-assed assertions instead of arguments, defended by insults that assume that you know anything about anyone else's circle of friends but your own.