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Minors probably respond best to ads since they’re not familiar with the deceiving paterns of advertising. However, im not sure how they make money as minors usu
by lacrimacida 3y ago
Minors probably respond best to ads since they’re not familiar with the deceiving paterns of advertising. However, im not sure how they make money as minors usually don’t have their own money, they’ll have to aks their parents. As a parent I am terrified of my children falling prey to all this kind of crap as I’ll have to pay in the end. For now Im shielding my children from advertising as much as I can and attempt to instill some common sense in them. This will not fully work at first as they’ll most likely cave in with their peer group but hopefully they’ll remember it later.
- com2kid 3y agoIn countries with disposable income, kids have been a huge market. Christmas comes every year, and so do birthdays, and the birthdays of friends. When I was a kid, Super Soakers printed money. Every kid wanted one, and the bigger the super soaker the cooler the kid. Does no one remember Tickle Me Elmo? Or Furby? Now days it may be roboblox gift cards, but the cash is still flowing.
- broscillator 3y agoI suspect the numbers (adjusted for inflation) are much different, but it would be interesting to see this backed up.
- jeffreygoesto 3y agoI do. "Jingle all the way" was hillarious and parodied that at that time.
- stickfigure 3y ago$11B is a small portion of total social media advertising revenue, so it probably doesn't work as well as you think.