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I think most people ignore the warning and click through based on the amount of toolbars I have to remove from PCs. The drop in revenue hasn't happened for us
by eckyptang 14y ago
I think most people ignore the warning and click through based on the amount of toolbars I have to remove from PCs.
The drop in revenue hasn't happened for us and we've been compliant for months now. I think, based on the quantity of sites this is occuring on, that it's a non issue. People are used to it now.
The malicious people can be identified easily. Think of these changes as covering your arse rather than an inconvenience.
- underdown 14y agoDifferent websites have different audiences and monetization schemes making your anecdotal observation uninteresting. It's also at odds with reams of conversion rate optimization data. What did Amazon report - something like a 500ms delay produces a 1% drop in conversion rate. I wonder how long it takes the average pensioner to click through?
- ThomPete 14y agoLet me introduce you to my mom: http://000fff.org/anatomy-of-a-noob-why-your-mom-suck-at-computers/ http://000fff.org/anatomy-of-a-noob-why-your-mom-suck-at-com... Or what about when RRW accidentially rated higher than facebook on google http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/facebook_wants_to_be_your_one_true_login.php http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/facebook_wants_to_be_yo... Most users will do most by automation. I.e. they learn how to do through repetition not through understanding. So what will happen is that a lot of users will basically get confused and they won't ignore they will leave.