Comments on: Ads That Make Sense http://russellallert.com/ads-that-make-sense/ Social Media for Small Business Thu, 30 Jun 2011 01:04:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: Russ http://russellallert.com/ads-that-make-sense/#comment-12 Russ Wed, 03 Feb 2010 05:28:27 +0000 http://blog.russellallert.com/?p=90#comment-12 That's a great point you make, Isao, about who are behind the ads. Who drives these intrusive ads? Why become more intrusive? You are only driving readers away. I still say become more relevant and stop looking for the new-tech solution. That’s a great point you make, Isao, about who are behind the ads. Who drives these intrusive ads?

Why become more intrusive? You are only driving readers away. I still say become more relevant and stop looking for the new-tech solution.

]]> By: Isao http://russellallert.com/ads-that-make-sense/#comment-11 Isao Wed, 03 Feb 2010 05:05:30 +0000 http://blog.russellallert.com/?p=90#comment-11 I agree, even if the ads are "related" to the website they pisses us off. I remember viewing wired.com a couple of weeks ago then suddenly Intel started to shove a minute-long animation all over the screen showing two workers pushing Intel Inside box into an imaginary shelf. I checked Intel and Wired into my list - black list. Am I the only one who thinks ads are getting even farther away from the audience because the marketing team cares only about its clickability and designers care only about showing off their skills? I agree, even if the ads are “related” to the website they pisses us off. I remember viewing wired.com a couple of weeks ago then suddenly Intel started to shove a minute-long animation all over the screen showing two workers pushing Intel Inside box into an imaginary shelf. I checked Intel and Wired into my list – black list. Am I the only one who thinks ads are getting even farther away from the audience because the marketing team cares only about its clickability and designers care only about showing off their skills?

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