Comments for Tudor House http://www.adamtudor.com Wed, 02 Nov 2011 11:42:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Poor quality advertisers are increasing ad avoidance and killing the industry by Dan S http://www.adamtudor.com/2010/08/poor-quality-advertisers-are-increasing-ad-avoidance-and-killing-the-industry/comment-page-1/#comment-59 Dan S Wed, 02 Nov 2011 11:42:04 +0000 http://www.adamtudor.com/?p=605#comment-59 It would be great if ads could be better targeted. I guess google and facebook are trying very hard in that direction. A friend of mine told me he start seeing seomoz banners all over the place since he started doing some seo searches. But it is still at an early stage. I think nothing could replace ppc like adwords which is built arround the concept of user intent. It would be great if ads could be better targeted. I guess google and facebook are trying very hard in that direction. A friend of mine told me he start seeing seomoz banners all over the place since he started doing some seo searches. But it is still at an early stage.
I think nothing could replace ppc like adwords which is built arround the concept of user intent.

]]> Comment on It’s all about the Music by John Scott Cothill http://www.adamtudor.com/2011/09/its-all-about-the-music/comment-page-1/#comment-58 John Scott Cothill Thu, 29 Sep 2011 14:02:21 +0000 http://www.adamtudor.com/?p=771#comment-58 blink-182 for example - 10 years ago they were singing about dog f***ing - now it's all about the 2 legged 'love'. How things change! blink-182 for example – 10 years ago they were singing about dog f***ing – now it’s all about the 2 legged ‘love’.

How things change!

]]> Comment on Poor quality advertisers are increasing ad avoidance and killing the industry by Adam T http://www.adamtudor.com/2010/08/poor-quality-advertisers-are-increasing-ad-avoidance-and-killing-the-industry/comment-page-1/#comment-57 Adam T Thu, 01 Sep 2011 16:37:28 +0000 http://www.adamtudor.com/?p=605#comment-57 Hmmm... I think there should be an element of targeting used most of the time. Dull? I would love to be advertised music, films, games, events, gigs, iplayers, speakers, tvs all in the style I love. A new futuristic sci-fi novel out? Excellent, I'll be buying that. I don't think life would be dull, quite the opposite. You'd always see ads for stuff you're interested in. sure, they'll be irrelevant stuff but by keeping it to a minimum I think both the industry and recipients of advertising will both profit. Less annoying ads, more responsive advertising, more profitable businesses, happier customers. Hmmm… I think there should be an element of targeting used most of the time. Dull? I would love to be advertised music, films, games, events, gigs, iplayers, speakers, tvs all in the style I love. A new futuristic sci-fi novel out? Excellent, I’ll be buying that. I don’t think life would be dull, quite the opposite. You’d always see ads for stuff you’re interested in. sure, they’ll be irrelevant stuff but by keeping it to a minimum I think both the industry and recipients of advertising will both profit.

Less annoying ads, more responsive advertising, more profitable businesses, happier customers.

]]> Comment on Poor quality advertisers are increasing ad avoidance and killing the industry by Swissss http://www.adamtudor.com/2010/08/poor-quality-advertisers-are-increasing-ad-avoidance-and-killing-the-industry/comment-page-1/#comment-51 Swissss Wed, 27 Jul 2011 18:02:37 +0000 http://www.adamtudor.com/?p=605#comment-51 Although, as aBay have found out, the higher the targeting, the less room for serendipity. eBay (allegedly) detuned their search so that mistakes were made and muggins here who was looking at racing bikes, got shown a toaster. Ooh! brilliant! I need a toaster! Buy it now... Hard to measure how much this kind of impulse accounts for, as people don;t know what they don't know they want. yes, I'd rather targeted ads, but not just targeted ads. How dull would life be then? Although, as aBay have found out, the higher the targeting, the less room for serendipity. eBay (allegedly) detuned their search so that mistakes were made and muggins here who was looking at racing bikes, got shown a toaster. Ooh! brilliant! I need a toaster! Buy it now…

Hard to measure how much this kind of impulse accounts for, as people don;t know what they don’t know they want. yes, I’d rather targeted ads, but not just targeted ads. How dull would life be then?

]]> Comment on Poor quality advertisers are increasing ad avoidance and killing the industry by Joel http://www.adamtudor.com/2010/08/poor-quality-advertisers-are-increasing-ad-avoidance-and-killing-the-industry/comment-page-1/#comment-50 Joel Wed, 08 Sep 2010 20:24:59 +0000 http://www.adamtudor.com/?p=605#comment-50 Well written. As generic ads become more intrusive, developers are making a fortune in blocking them. People not only want fewer ads, but they are willing to pay a premium to get away from them. Well written. As generic ads become more intrusive, developers are making a fortune in blocking them. People not only want fewer ads, but they are willing to pay a premium to get away from them.

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