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pagancow posted:I love ads because they purposely are aspirational and make you hope you can someday be as good as beautiful actors who have it all my favorite part of this one is that atari executives are so broke they thought it would be ok to show a "corporate executive" driving a vw fox
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Max Facetime posted:I never imagined hp had several movie studios churning out pc and printer movies https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLTh4uVJduI there were probably, at peak, a total of 10,000 possible customers for this product
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i actually enjoy tv and magazine ads. like that's half the point of watching live tv or reading a magazine the internet, as usual, hosed everything up
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Bloody posted:haha yeah i like that ad with the gecko and then also i like seeing it one million times in a broadcast ok yeah every ad wears out its welcome on the second viewing it's true
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pagancow posted:it already has happened as alluded to in the mp3 thread. The articles were paid for by frauenhoffer to move licensors over to AAC native advertising gets around adblock but doesn't solve the problem of the inventory being utter poo poo. ads inject very well into a tv-watching session. ads are genuinely useful as a search result. but they're just a frustrating intrusion on your twitter timeline or fb messenger or snapchat or whatever. the problem is that a lot of modern media consumption habits just don't provide good ad inventory. "native" or whatever an ad network is selling this week won't wave that problem away with a magic wand. there is, so far, no advertising on a smartphone that both a.) doesn't suck and b.) could plausibly absorb the demand for advertising that presently exists.
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qirex posted:search ads work because they're text so they're easy and cheap to make search ads work because they are amazing loving inventory. you are showing an ad to someone who already wants whatever it is you are trying to sell. it's pure loving magic. you can't re-create that magic with something that isn't search. learning you like your aunt's eggplants on facebooks doesn't harvest any intent.
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May 22, 2017 06:19
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pagancow posted:The future of ads are hyper personalized, or native based off the niche audience who is watching hyper-personalization and niche content are pitches from increasingly-desperate ad men the truth is that advertising will be less valuable in the future than it is today. people staring at facebook on a smartphone are not as good an audience as television watchers and billboard viewers, and no amount of wishing will make it otherwise.
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for the record, i love advertising. like, really love it. i often think how my life could have been different if i followed my dreams and wrote ad copy for a living. in reality i am a computer toucher. but i literally collect print advertising and frame fine examples in my home. and maintain vast archives of stuff not cool enough to frame just because i like it. and not even i am deluded enough to think micro-targeted native ads on a phone will save the industry
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tv ads were good internet ads are bad and dumb and getting worse every day because lol @ advertising anything via mobile
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pagancow posted:the internet is going full paid get ready for what an ad free internet is like! going to be like a god drat toll road everywhwere for anything that isn't a listicle with ads!!!! a god drat toll road everywhere was the inevitable outcome.. internet advertising is, and forever will be, poo poo. if anything we should be glad it is happening with a bang instead of a whimper
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pagancow posted:spoiler alert: if what you're watching isn't art for art sake, its an ad. ads are still art
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Linguica posted:and you are virally sharing a news story written about the ad campaign. congrats that queasy feeling in your gut is just a McCraving™
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pagancow posted:the question is, are you ready for a world where the ad and content are indistinguishable from each other? it amuses me that you believe you do not already live in this world
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pagancow posted:lol websites have little value. got it. online advertising is, by and large, worthless the only meaningful exception is google search
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pagancow posted:Why bother catering to customers who bring you no income? because organic "sharing" drives visitor counts
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:isn't it ill-defined "services" and consulting basically? ibm "global services" revenues have been falling for several years now 1. customers won't let you bill $400/hour anymore 2. customers particularly won't let you bill $400/hour after you move the entire team to india
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mulligan posted:also ad blockers never make us afraid because unless our cluster is composed of dumb internet janitors we never see an impact in our funnel. maybe you should be afraid
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internet advertising is poo poo
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Jimmy Carter posted:Americans are really not good at understanding how to haggle pc richard and son will still haggle with you today in tyool 2017
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Sagebrush posted:fixed pricing for all customers is pretty much an invention of the american advertising industry circa 1920 it was invented long ago for various purposes but what led to its omnipresence was big box stores when you pay your sales guys $5 and hour and 0.01% commission, they are not going to fight for pennies or work a customer over to get the price up the only places that still haggle over prices are places that have fat margins and pay salespeople well enough out of the margin to make some haggling worthwhile
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Sagebrush posted:i found this in my /img folder for accuracy they should have been born from the horse's rear end in a top hat
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Powaqoatse posted:nah my man it would be cool if ads were illegal though because our public spaces would be nicer billboards are blight
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Stick Insect posted:Didn't the old adblock plus have exactly that feature? Where you'd permit some of the less obnoxious ads. the ads have to be "safe" AND they gotta pay
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pagancow posted:Adblock is a mafia like sham scheme already where they make the advertiser pay again to actually be shown on the user screen they are adding it natively because the browser market is competitive and users hate ads no amount of huff or umbrage will make internet advertising good. users hate it, the ads don't work well, and rates have been falling since day one the whole industry is a scam. when all this is over, the only ads left will be search and in-line video
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anatoliy pltkrvkay posted:u fucker this poo poo is going to stick in my youtube recs for months. lol at retaining any YouTube cookies
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pagancow posted:uunnnnffffff I love it when a site sells out every corner to a brand this is unironically good advertising if you are visiting the imdb page for the last jedi, you have already indicated an interest in the last jedi. that is an excellent time to inform you it is now playing in theatres, and show you cool promotional material! it is a rare, rare case of non-search advertising not being terrible Notorious b.s.d. fucked around with this message at 02:46 on Dec 16, 2017 |
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Schadenboner posted:Except a Savers Card for the brothel your mother works at. i don't think you can stack the friends and family discount w/ loyalty rewards
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Jonny 290 posted:this ham radio site mandates you create an account with your callsign for most of its features, and then looks you up on the FCC so they can adblock-shame you using your full legal name. there will always be old dudes browsing with ie6
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