throwaway198374

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   by throwaway198374 11y ago

   Yes, this is 100% accurate. No-one wants their budget to shrink. Agencies will come to us at the end of the year with unspent client budget that they really don't want to give back, lest they be given less to spend the next year.
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   by throwaway198374 11y ago

   It's a reasonable question. I am not against advertising per-se. I think there is some truth to the idea that advertising keeps the Internet free. It's also a part of the sales cycle that drives the economy, and keeps a lot of peo
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   by throwaway198374 11y ago

   The polling is often done by randomly inserting Vizu polls into the page somewhere and hoping someone fills them out. Of course hardly anyone does - who can be bothered? Still, they've managed to establish themselves as a credible thir
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   by throwaway198374 11y ago

   Sorry for the throwaway, I work in ad tech. Other posters are saying they see hardly any fraud on Facebook. My employer is a more traditional ad tech company (think exchange and direct buys) and we estimate 60-70% of our exchange inventory