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Yes, this would impose costs on Google and decrease their conversion rate of new advertisers. I agree they wouldn't want to voluntarily do it--but I was respon
by cldellow 4y ago
Yes, this would impose costs on Google and decrease their conversion rate of new advertisers.
I agree they wouldn't want to voluntarily do it--but I was responding to the perceived impossibility of it.
Another option: deal with it by franchising--small potatoes customers would go through a middleman. The middleman would charge a markup, and be the one whose reputation or money was on the line, and so have incentives to prevent fraud.
Google does something similar for AdX relationships currently--big publishers can go direct, midsize publishers go through a third party middleman.
Again, I'm just spitballing ideas here. If Google wanted to be a better steward, I believe they could be. I'm not even saying they're obligated to do this, I'm just saying I believe they could try harder to vet advertisers.