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I think it'd be cool to hear some HN anecdotes as well. What's been your experience with Mibbit? Although we don't have any advertisements on the main TicketSt
by fallentimes 17y ago
I think it'd be cool to hear some HN anecdotes as well. What's been your experience with Mibbit?
Although we don't have any advertisements on the main TicketStumbler site, we've seen the price of tickets, on average, plummet. Some Major League Baseball tickets are selling 80% below face value.
- axod 17y agoAgreed @ anecdotes on here. In terms of Mibbit, advertising has been extremely stable for the last 6 months (adsense). (In absolute terms it's been growing, along side mibbit). I used to do a lot more affiliate marketing on another site, but still see a fair amount of commissions from it, even though it's "dead". I think online advertising is pretty healthy. Anyone else have any interesting data/thoughts?
- netsp 17y agoA lot of what I do revolves around online advertising. Some things, such as redesigning sites & the like (which is also really a form of online advertising) have softened a little. Things like Adwords have gone sideways: Some reducing spending to cope with reduced income, some increasing for the same reason. I think slight net positive. Client growth is to irregular to know what's going on without looking at years instead of months. Put the two together & I read it as deferring bulky expenses, but overall strengthening slowly. Anyway, the areas we deal in there's a lot of cash still stuck in legacy budgets: yellow pages, local newspapers& crappy online advertising. New companies aren't going there at all, but all of them are going online one way or another.