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What I wonder is what the effect could be if Facebook or some other "social" company were to cut users' in to some of the ad revenue, e.g., as in somehow gettin
by thesagan 14y ago
What I wonder is what the effect could be if Facebook or some other "social" company were to cut users' in to some of the ad revenue, e.g., as in somehow getting compensated for having your photo appear next to an ad for a company you "liked". I can imagine benefits, as well as strained trust, between the company and users -- but it seems to me that so far the users themselves have only played one part of the process when there may be a lot more to that.
But I haven't thought about this very in-depth yet, it's only crossed my mind once or twice reading these headlines. Can users, advertisers and "social" service providers interests overlap somewhere?
- WalterSear 14y agoNo thanks.
- falling 14y agoYour compensation for being “used” in the advertisements is using the service, that’s how you pay for it.
- thesagan 14y agoNo way to make it more lucrative? Edit: I don't pretend to really know how to do it, or what the outcomes could be, but I guess I'm talking about socializing social networks (part of the business value itself), if that makes sense.
- zem 14y agono, the minute you add financial incentives people start to wonder if they're fair, and get piqued that they aren't greater