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Is being placed next to other random content a real risk? Or is it just portrayed like that by a vocal minority that likes to deplatform? I don’t see why a rand
by blackeyeblitzar 2y ago
Is being placed next to other random content a real risk? Or is it just portrayed like that by a vocal minority that likes to deplatform? I don’t see why a random person outside of HN or political activism would associate two different pieces of content on the same page.
- forgotacc240419 2y agoIt's not random though, it's the determined content for Twitter's target marketing demographics. Wrestling had this issue for years trying to attract new advertisers. The ones that were already there were firmly for less in demand demographics that more greatly represented wrestling's historical viewership and their presence had the effect of making it a less attractive option for higher status brands. A random person outside of HN mightn't consciously notice anything, a marketer absolutely will and they'll notice how all these kinds of factors will impact the efficacy of a campaign actually increasing sales rather than just being viewed