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I agree. It's not that simple. Increasingly I realise that a lot of the active hostility towards online advertising could be solved if content creators take mo
by 627467 12y ago
I agree. It's not that simple.
Increasingly I realise that a lot of the active hostility towards online advertising could be solved if content creators take more responsibility over the message they "sell" to their audience. As oppose to leaving it to the Big Ad guys.
As a content creator/owner, if you outsource/sell your ad space to Google et al. you are disengaging with your audience and running the risk of alienating it.
Now, I know selling ad space can be a tough business. But who would do it better than the content creator?
- tomjen3 12y agoMy active hostility towards ads are because they suck. Facebook has all the information they want on me but their most agressive offer is for a bottom-of-the-trash dating site. There is an obvious reason for this too - for most items you don't need to advertise for it if it is much better than the competition, as people will share their stories. So most ads are for a product that stinks.