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Given that they have the largest analytics platform, they should be able to fairly easily see that sites that employ adblocker blockers suffer very high bounce
by zdragnar 4y ago
Given that they have the largest analytics platform, they should be able to fairly easily see that sites that employ adblocker blockers suffer very high bounce rates for visits coming from search.
Personally, I would absolutely stop going to youtube if they tried to block me from visiting while my adblocker is active.
- carlosjobim 4y agoExactly, they should want those people to bounce and not come back.
- pyrale 4y agoWhat if a competitor decides to serve these customers? What if that is enough customers for that competitor to build a product good enough to also attract the people Google wants to keep?
- carlosjobim 4y ago> these customers? They are not customers.
- zdragnar 4y agoFunny story, my wife wanted to watch a show on Amazon Freevee, and for the first time in years we were treated to what people watching cable TV without a DVR have to go through. Odds are, we won't watch anything else there. I don't mind supporting content creators and distributors, but the volume and repetitive nature of watching the same ads over and over again exceeds the value I get from the content. As for YouTube, I already have enough subscriptions, so I might just end up not using it anymore. The volume of new content for the niches I look for tends to be very low.