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When a video says "so check out NordVPN" before returning to gardening content, I don't have any concerns that the gardening content is influenced by the advert
by 000ooo000 10mo ago
When a video says "so check out NordVPN" before returning to gardening content, I don't have any concerns that the gardening content is influenced by the advertising - they're unrelated. This article is about software development and contains an ad which is irrelevant to everything but software development. That's completely different.
- tzs 10mo agoThat's basically the same way magazine ads work. If the magazine focused on a particular category most of the ads would be focused on that category too. For example "Chess Life" mostly contains ads that are irrelevant to everything other than chess. "QST", a ham radio magazine, mostly contains ads that are irrelevant outside of ham radio. This is what I most often see people here suggesting as the right model for internet advertising.
- AntonZ234 10mo agoThanks tzs. OP here. I actually feel that having ads that are relevant to the people reading are better both ways, as you might actually learn about a good tool :) (I try at least to only work with products I believe in). I felt that having the ad between line dividers, and having this: "Thanks Linear for supporting today’s article!" should be enough, but maybe I'm mistaken.