Nice one,Unarmed Gunman.
I called that shit a long time ago - was wondering what was taking so long.
Facebook Ads moving outside Facebook
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I called that shit a long time ago - was wondering what was taking so long.
can't wait to try it out
great for advertisers - not so sure if you want to get a few $ from adsense?
great for advertisers - not so sure if you want to get a few $ from adsense?
Should be good for general sites but I can't see it being a competitor for sites getting decent CPMs.
Of course can't compete for big publishers getting $15-20 CPM.
Adsense has only like $2 CPM, so they just gotta beat that. Quite possible IMO.
They are slightly bigger in display than google right now, so imagine what a boost to their revenue is going to be an instant 30% bite of GDN.
They just gotta figure out their mobile monetization and things will look pretty bright for FBs future.
Pretty much all their revenue comes from their ads and Facebook will surpass them with much better ad targeting. Who's gonna stay loyal to the Googlez... they have lost the plot and they've made a lot of enemies. This is obv a direct response to them stepping on FB's territory with Google+. Will be fun watching this play out.
Watched this documentary last night on BBC2, defo worth a watch bros...
BBC Two - Inside Facebook: Zuckerberg's $100 Billion Gamble
Watched this documentary last night on BBC2, defo worth a watch bros...
BBC Two - Inside Facebook: Zuckerberg's $100 Billion Gamble
Right now, Facebook is working with a small number of ad exchanges which already have relationships with publishers, who will then sell those Facebook ads to third party apps and Web sites. Those ads are like the ones you see inside of Facebook, only optimized for the mobile Web or for apps which already serve ads.
Pretty much you said bullshit.
The vast majority of googlez money comes from search ads, not the contextual network.
Currently the company's policy states that Facebook would only serve ads on external sites with social context, so removing that context as a requirement would theoretically allow Facebook to target ads anywhere on the Web using its users' Facebook profile data, such as likes or other interests to target ads.
