There's a million ads of this variety
How much revenue is made off these and who the hell clicks on this stuff?
How much revenue is made off these and who the hell clicks on this stuff?
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Any interest in replacing them with a slightly less inept coordinator?
Those are remnant ads. Inventory that went unsold to more attractive brands and was dumped to the bidder of last resort.
You've got different tiers of ad spenders bidding in an automated process that organizes from those most willing to pay for a good placement to those least willing that looks roughly like this:
- Brand advertising - awareness focused ads for established brands
- "Mid funnel" ads from bigger brands that sit below the brand awareness ads intended to drive traffic to a site
- "Low funnel" ads for big brands focused on a specific outcome - usually a purchase
- Performance/low funnel ads for DTC brands - this is what instagram is dominated by
- Absolute dog sh!t low funnel, what you posted here
You've got different tiers of ad spenders bidding in an automated process that organizes from those most willing to pay for a good placement to those least willing that looks roughly like this:
- Brand advertising - awareness focused ads for established brands
- "Mid funnel" ads from bigger brands that sit below the brand awareness ads intended to drive traffic to a site
- "Low funnel" ads for big brands focused on a specific outcome - usually a purchase
- Performance/low funnel ads for DTC brands - this is what instagram is dominated by
- Absolute dog sh!t low funnel, what you posted here
Install AdBlock Plus and uBlock Origin in your browser and you won't see those ads again.
If I could find a coordinator as smart and hungry as i was in my mid late 20s I would probably double my billing.
I spoil the little bastard too. Anytime I get a good check, or he at least does a mediocre job covering me while I’m away, I give him a few hundred un taxed bucks. Adds up fast for a 25 year old living in his moms basement already making 55k here plus 401 and bennies.
But he will just never be me and he knows it. He wants what I have but he sees what I do to earn it. time for him to give his nuts a tug and make some important quarter life decisions.
There are millions of idiots in this country.
On an unrelated note my ab zapper 3000 should arrive any day.
Broheim, I'm referring to the digital ads OP posted. [edit: see now that you figured that out by the end of your diatribe
]100% remnant inventory.
I do the same thing you do but on the digital side.
An unsold ad slot translates to $0 in rev. Might as well fill it with whatever scraps are available.
Or do you mean revenue for the companies buying those ads? In that case it just takes one sucker out of a million to make the investment pay off.
I think you are in a manic phase now, bud.I’m in media and BLA BLA BLA BLA BLA BLA BLA BLA
What are you talking about? This is a thread about shitty internet ads and you're going off about how successful your barely tangentially related ad business is. Since you're clearly an expert, can you answer the original question around why those crappy ads exist (the ones the OP posted)?
