Sentences with phrase «user sees the ad»

Native advertising has one line to revenue; a user sees the ad, clicks the ad, and buys the product.

Users of the platform can use BAT's tokens (BATs) to pay both the users seeing the ads and the companies promoting them.

Users seeing these ads will notice a «Political Ad» disclaimer in the top left corner of said ad, with information about who paid for it also included.

Not exact matches

But to file a complaint about an ad, the user would have to see it and identify it as an ad worth complaining about.

Users of the Adblock Plus browser extension can choose to see no ads at all.

On Facebook, after all, the same message can be a paid ad or not depending on who's viewing it, international borders barely exist, and it's all but impossible to know what other users are seeing in their feeds.

One of the first ads Canadian users will see will be a sponsored photo post from Sport Chek that shows a father and son skating on Lake Louise.

Social Media Ads are a way of ensuring that your content will be seen by social media users.

What he didn't see was a single ad for a job in his profession, including one identified by ProPublica that was being shown to younger users: a posting for a social media director job at HubSpot.

Many of the ads include a disclosure by Facebook about why the user is seeing the ad, which can be anything from their age to their affinity for folk music.

To promote Poland's LOT Airlines over Christmas, Facebook used real - time flight - tracking data, Google Maps and its own ad - scheduling software so that when a LOT plane passed over a particular city, users in that location would see a sponsored post reminding them to share a kiss under the mistletoe.

So you're still likely to see targeted ads, but in this case, Comcast has some incentive not to share its users» history, since its ad business depends on outside advertisers needing Comcast to best serve their ads.

«Since protecting users is a top priority for Google, we have detailed policies against deceptive or misleading use of trademarks in ad text and take swift action when we see this type of abuse on our platform,» the representative said.

Facebook users who saw the ad were up in arms, calling it racist and offensive.

Starting Tuesday, Snapchat users may see a 10 - second video ad from McDonald's employees discussing their experience working there.

They also portray it as a benefit to consumers, because users see specifically tailored ads instead of ones that are meaningless to them.

If you're an advertiser who drives website traffic through pay - per - click (PPC) ads, you may or may not see a small decline in your click - through rate (CTR) as paid ad listings become more obvious to search users.

They can use the information collected by cookies to help make sure users don't see the same ad over and over again, and to show ads that are relevant to the user.

The social network is also working on a tool that would let users see all the ads run by a specific account, and even search an archive of old political ads.

Another difference between the new promoted posts and other types of Facebook advertising is that the new ads are non-social, so users do not need to have friends who like a particular product or brand in order to see updates from that page on their news feed.

By shifting their focus even closer toward communities, they clearly see and very much understand their value — both to users and companies purchasing ads targeting those users.

Given this donation, users will in turn see a «Thank you» message and grey pixelated square on each site where an ad might normally appear.

«Ultimately, if users opt to stay on the platform, then it's unlikely we'll see significant shifts in media spends in the short term,» said Benjamin Arnold, managing director of ad agency We Are Social.

Plex users typically use the app to stream local content from their computer or a network - attached storage drive to their TV, which is why many were very surprised to see an online video ad being inserted into their videos.

More than one million users have agreed to leave location sharing on all the time so Foursquare can track and analyze their movements; through a partnership with Nielsen, that data is then being connected to consumers» purchasing data, so that marketers can understand how ads people see directly relate to purchases they make.

After a few videos, the user will see a video ad.

It likely doesn't want to low - ball and have to revise the number upward later, as it did when it initially reported the Russian election interference ads were seen by 10 million users and later had to admit to congress it was actually 126 million when organic posts were included.

That ignorance led to some embarrassing missed opportunities, such as when Senator Bill Nelson of Florida used the example of chocolate — as opposed to, say, a more personal product like underwear — to discuss the company's rampant use of ad retargeting, in which a user searches for a product online, only to see ads for that product follow them from platform to platform and site to site.

They added a new feature called View Ads that allows users to see the ads bought by Facebook PagAds that allows users to see the ads bought by Facebook Pagads bought by Facebook Pages.

When Facebook users in the United States encounter an ad for a candidate or issue, they'll soon be able to see the identity of the advertiser, its cost, how it was targeted, and what other ads the advertiser ran.

Facebook started the verification process this week; users in the U.S. will start seeing the labels and buyer info later this spring, and Facebook will expand the effort to ads around the world in the coming months.

The Senate asked Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg during his testimony in front of the joint commerce and judiciary committee about whether Facebook has considered letting users pay to opt out of seeing ads.

That appeal could decrease if a portion of users subscribe and never see ads.

Facebook at first said just 10 million users had seen ads bought by the IRA, but later explained that when organic un-paid posts were counted, 126 million people had seen the propaganda group's Facebook posts and another 20 million had seen its Instagram posts.

I immediately eliminated the first option since I know for a fact that users can both be reached organically and see an ad.

For example, an advertiser could see that their ad reached 1,000 males in San Francisco, but it could not see names of each of those 1,000 users.

Mobile users don't see the right hand column ads.

This ranges from what ads users see, the ability to add two - factor authentication, and controlling who sees a user's profile.

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When it comes to privacy shortcuts, users will have access to a «clearer, more visual» system that allows them to do things like control the ads they are served, control who sees their profile and personal information and add extra layers of protection — such as two - factor authentication — to their account.

Many organizations have found LinkedIn users to be incredibly receptive to seeing ads and sponsored updates within their feeds.

On the company's second - quarter earnings call in July, Facebook executives said its «ad load» — the volume of ads its users typically see — was in a «good zone.»

That means it doesn't think it can push many more ads to users than they already see during the time they are spending on the social network.

Right now, users can see which advertiser lists they are included on by viewing the «With your contact info» tab in the «Advertisers you've interacted with» section of the Ad Preference settings page.

Facebook says it is trying to lift the quality and integrity of the content in News Feed while giving users more control over the posts and ads they see.

«Whether it's the political ads or problems with ad metrics or how to tell what users care about, we're seeing the consequences playing out.»

Saying hate speech has no place on Facebook, the company also said it would prevent users from indicating what type of ads they would like to see.

But, while ads in a newspaper or on the radio or TV are seen or heard by — and can be fact - checked by — a broad cross section of people, Facebook users may see entirely different ads than their friends depending on who's targeting them and how.

The ads were seen by millions of users, and the protests launched by these fake news accounts were attended by actual voters.

But in September, the company released a new ad platform that allows targeting based on e-mail lists, interests and user characteristics, even if retargeting users who have already seen and interacted with an ad is still not an option.