AdBrite will cease operations on Feb 1, 2013
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AdBrite will cease operations on Feb 1, 2013
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Re: AdBrite will cease operations on Feb 1, 2013
#2They had over $40 million in investment capital according to Crunchbase (http://www.crunchbase.com/company/adbrite), with $5 million of it within the last 8 months.
Re: AdBrite will cease operations on Feb 1, 2013
#3There's a joke in here about adbrite ending up on fuckedcompany.com
Re: AdBrite will cease operations on Feb 1, 2013
#4Well, that's something awful to see a fued company go under.
Re: AdBrite will cease operations on Feb 1, 2013
#5I've unsubscribed you from their mailing list. You are welcome ;)
Re: AdBrite will cease operations on Feb 1, 2013
#6infos: http://allthingsd.com/20130128/sales-talks-fell-through-so-a...
but sales talks “unfortunately fell through a couple weeks ago.”
Re: AdBrite will cease operations on Feb 1, 2013
#7Nice as it is to see the advertising industry in trouble, this will put even more control into the hands of google.
Re: AdBrite will cease operations on Feb 1, 2013
#8With all due respect I'm not surprised. My media buying agency had tried buying traffic from them about a year ago and the quality of the traffic we got was shockingly bad. Support was not at all helpful. We were left thinking that they either had no measures to combat click fraud in place, or that they had no problem with selling that kind of traffic.
Common problem unfortunately in the media buying business, but not a foundation to build a long-lasting company on for sure. Word gets around.
Re: AdBrite will cease operations on Feb 1, 2013
#9Why do you guys think they failed? What are the decisions that got them here?
Re: AdBrite will cease operations on Feb 1, 2013
#10Nice as it is to see the advertising industry in trouble, this will put even more control into the hands of google.
Why is it nice to see the advertising industry in trouble? Those are people with jobs and families to take care of.