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As someone currently working on fighting advertising fraud, the article premise is wrong. Specifically, there is a significant amount of wasted money that curr
by Barraketh 11y ago
As someone currently working on fighting advertising fraud, the article premise is wrong. Specifically, there is a significant amount of wasted money that currently goes to fraudsters (usually through RTB exchanges). If we are able to eliminate all of them, then that wasted money will be left to split amongst the legitimate players, which is good for everyone. So yes, CPMs will go up, but the value of each impression will go up even more.
- matt_morgan 11y agoHe does say that. He just doesn't trust you to get the price right. I.e., he believes that in "fixing" advertising fraud, the CPM will go up more than the value will go up.