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We are all waiting for plot twist that these actually work better than human made ads and the weirder they get the worse humans can compete with them.
The owner expressed surprise and frustration over it, because it kinda sucks that's what works.
That’s a bit risky. When AI starts swapping proven ads, you often end up with more volume but lower quality lots of junk leads. If something is already working, replacing it automatically can hurt real results, not just the metrics.
But just think of how much money Meta could make by slopping fetish-bait over your brand and charging you for every click!
I'm a big fan of podcasts; this year I've heard multiple podcasts that I listen to say that the bottom fell out of podcast ad sponsorship money and they lost a lot of funding. Many were looking for alternative ways to fund their podcasts like selling monthly subscriptions. I wonder if the ad market will start to drop out for other stuff like websites too. AI might cannibalize search engine traffic... if google can ba…
I'm a big fan of podcasts; this year I've heard multiple podcasts that I listen to say that the bottom fell out of podcast ad sponsorship money and they lost a lot of funding. Many were looking for alternative ways to fund their podcasts like selling monthly subscriptions. I wonder if the ad market will start to drop out for other stuff like websites too. AI might cannibalize search engine traffic... if google can ba…
it makes sense why X is the worst performing but mystery as to what makes Meta so special.
are Meta's ad conversions that good as people say it is? anytime this comes up its always advertising on X is the worst and Meta is the best but is this backed up by real data? it makes sense why X is the worst performing but mystery as to what makes Meta so special.
I'm a big fan of podcasts; this year I've heard multiple podcasts that I listen to say that the bottom fell out of podcast ad sponsorship money and they lost a lot of funding. Many were looking for alternative ways to fund their podcasts like selling monthly subscriptions. I wonder if the ad market will start to drop out for other stuff like websites too. AI might cannibalize search engine traffic... if google can ba…
Ads are one of those things that are pretty much universally hated by every person on the planet and yet companies/platforms continue to find innovative ways to make them more insufferable.
I'm a big fan of podcasts; this year I've heard multiple podcasts that I listen to say that the bottom fell out of podcast ad sponsorship money and they lost a lot of funding. Many were looking for alternative ways to fund their podcasts like selling monthly subscriptions. I wonder if the ad market will start to drop out for other stuff like websites too. AI might cannibalize search engine traffic... if google can ba…
Why are podcasts being affected?
When Intuit is scraping every browser tab, there is no way to link a podcast campaign with engagement, so the way they were paid for driving traffic is lost.
Basically Honey copied the Ashley Madison model, unconstrained addition with a pay for delete. Ashley Madison had no email verification fyi, any bot or angry neighbor could sign you up for an account, then they wanted payment to delete.
Honey would extract any promo code they could find, then try to make you pay to remove it.
We are all waiting for plot twist that these actually work better than human made ads and the weirder they get the worse humans can compete with them.
Honestly? They might. A game I play (Torn.com) started using AI and over dramatic ads, and they outperformed (higher signups, and higher retention) the more traditional and even player created ads. The owner expressed surprise and frustration over it, because it kinda sucks that's what works.