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I agree there is a difference. But the assertion was the advertisers don’t want to be next to crime, racism, etc. I’m just giving a simple example that, large

I agree there is a difference. But the assertion was the advertisers don’t want to be next to crime, racism, etc. I’m just giving a simple example that, largely, it is not true. You can be next to unsavory things and still get tons of ads, if you do it right.

skyyler 4y ago
Maybe you don't notice the effects that your brand being next to stuff like porn has because you're not operating at the scale where that sort of thing matters? You're probably not running national or global ad campaigns.
- bilirubin 4y ago