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Interesting post by danah boyd — a sociologist who has become known for focusing on social networks such as MySpace and how young people use (and abuse) them — about the billion-dollar question: Who is clicking on all those Web ads, and what does that say about Web ad
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10 months ago
Ahn, by the way... i write my progress on my blog... it's in portuguese, but if you wanna read i will apraciate!
sorry about my grammar mistakes... hehe
10 months ago
No, seriously. does that surprise anyone? It actually says nothing about webadvertising but it says something about advertising. just because these kind of numbers are available for webadvertising doesn't mean it is per se worse than say tv-ads. what do you think would be the clickthrough-rate on tv-ads if there were any and it would be measureable? exactly.
webadvertising comes with two more features than the normal ads from the analog age:
1. people can click through to the product
2. targeting can be made way better (long tail yadda yadda)
10 months ago
that in her post. TV ads and the Home Shopping Network and so on may
have similar "click-through" rates, but they're not as easy to track
as Web ads.
10 months ago
Outside of this group, there is a large number of people that really don't know an internet ad is an ad. Websites and blogs that appeal to this type of group (non internet marketers, non-bloggers, non-advertising professionals) see higher click-thrus.
Even if you do a proper survey of non-internet-savvy folk and ask them if they click on internet ads, you still may not get accurate results because they would answer "no" to a question that asks "if they click on internet ads" if they do not even realize that an ad is an ad.
10 months ago
clicking on an ad if it's a text link, which I guess helps to explain
why Google is so critical of sites that use such links and try to
disguise them as content.