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Traditionally, these are called display ads. They require more effort on the part of the site that produced the content, but are much more lucrative for that s
by hedora 1y ago
Traditionally, these are called display ads.
They require more effort on the part of the site that produced the content, but are much more lucrative for that site.
Since most of the internet has been low-effort algorithmic slop for the last twenty years, tracking ads are more popular. They let low quality sites “steal” audience impressions from higher quality sites by displaying ads to people that happened to visit both sites.
I think personalized ads / algorithmic targeting (and even collecting the datasets that enable it) should be banned.
- andy81 1y agoThere's no reason that contextual ads couldn't be automated at scale. It might even be easier than automating targeted ads, given the incredible level of research and compute that gets wasted on targeting.