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Because why market to some people when you can market to all people for the same cost? Particularly if that square can tell you that tech people look in a certa
by eddieroger 4y ago
Because why market to some people when you can market to all people for the same cost? Particularly if that square can tell you that tech people look in a certain direction but cooking enthusiasts look in another, so you can pick where to put which sign since you've already paid to post your signs.
I don't have a problem with the local public town square, but I do agree that giving equal voice to all the bad ideas, while also making it easier for those with bad ideas to find each other, is dangerous. It's made more dangerous in an era where our elected leaders also say bad ideas out loud, which emboldens others to do the same. Even in a public square, you can't just yell "fire" without consequence.
- jefftk 4y ago> why market to some people when you can market to all people for the same cost? It wouldn't be the same cost. Publishers charge advertisers in proportion to the number of people who see the ad.