When I first got into advertising, I thought I ought to find out how it works, so I asked my mum "Why do you buy Cadburys instead of other chocolate?" She said "Well I don't know, you see the name around a lot, it's quite famous so it must be good, and reliable I suppose"
Tons more detail in the lawsuit document, read it for yourself. Practically every detail shows you how ad fraud is STILL being perpetrated on unprecedented scale.
This is 2019 folks. Digital ad spend is at its highest point ever; and so is ad fraud - both in dollars and rate of
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If their only goal is making money.
I've heard arguments that ad fraud is OK because it doesn't kill people.
Who thinks that's an OK justification?
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Yes. Too many #marketers and media buyers are now addicted to large quantities of impressions and clicks.
They choose to ignore fraud because if we found some, then there will be less quantities of impressions to buy, and fewer clicks in the reports.
"Ongoing concerns over media transparency, contractual disputes and marketing moving in-house have left clients at odds with their agencies." via @Digiday@Marketing_Audit
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It appears that marketers will continue to advertise on problematic platforms, despite declines in usage and engagement along with increased regulatory scrutiny. https://t.co/1GWY1sBOF4