Watching Hulu, the number of T-Mobile ads is absurd. CTV advertisers need better frequency controls. And then they need to use them.

Sounds about right. And a cautionary tale for anyone outsourcing lead gen or appointment setting. And shows we need solutions like @gated_email for more than just email. Digital communication is too cheap and easy to abuse. npr.org/2022/03/27/108…

How has Twitter possibly been working on an "edit" feature for a year? It is 280 characters, what possibly makes it that complicated!?!?

1,000s of banner ads are pushed to each of us every day. So if you expect a 0.10% or higher CTR, you are expecting the average person will click/tap multiple banner ads every day. Who does that?

Also: 69% of advertisers are lying to themselves.

One of the problems with the default timeline: I'm seeing tweets from before the Roe news mixed in with ones after. It isn't a good look.

Went to Costco, and then my local grocery store. The difference in carts struck me... Like going from an F350 to a Civic.

The ad industry uses so much data, that purportedly makes advertising more relevant to each of us. Yet consumers say the ads they see are getting worse. unsupervised.com/resources/blog…

Ad industry claims data improves quality and relevance of advertising for us, the consumers. And yet, with all that data, this was the winning advert to target me on CNN Business? Ready to AdBlock again.

The "Occupations" lists banks use are wack. ATM Owner/Operator, Pawn Shop Owner, Jeweler/Gem/Metal Dealer, Parking Lot Garage Owner. Do these really all need their own line?

Why even bother to ask for consent if you are setting 250 cookies on the initial page load?

The really good information and tools available online and for free today is amazing. So what were the people putting out the other 99.99999% of content thinking?

B2B marketers, every single year: we are closely aligned with sales now! Also, B2B marketers: alignment is our biggest challenge

As a marketer, it pains me to say this: you are more credible when you don't sound like a marketer.

Someone should put this on a billboard on the 101: "We cannot expect to un-silo the tech without un-siloing the humans."

Spotify is now recommending the "Dad Rock" channel. Should I be offended? (I kinda am, but I still want to click)

Hit Drudgereport to see who is placing ads there now (as I do from time to time). Every single ad is from Criteo. Even after auto-refreshes.

So is Trump being reinstated because of a moderation council review, or did moderation council actually just mean public polling?

When your system ties affordable access to health care to working for big companies, how much innovation do you lose as a nation?

Funny little fact many seem to overlook: every single shooting involves a gun. Maybe we should do something about those guns?