Comments on: No Ads, No Clicks, No Revenue? What Business Model? http://www.domainnoob.com/blog/2009/08/no-ads-no-clicks-no-revenue-what-business-model/ My Trip To Domainland Wed, 19 Oct 2011 05:12:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Brian Carr http://www.domainnoob.com/blog/2009/08/no-ads-no-clicks-no-revenue-what-business-model/comment-page-1/#comment-138 Brian Carr Mon, 10 Aug 2009 15:28:46 +0000 http://www.domainnoob.com/blog/?p=271#comment-138 It's all a matter of perspective. I'd argue there's no better example of an obnoxious pop-up ad than the 2 minute warning of an NFL game or or a TV timeout during NBA or NHL game. Some would consider the yellow phone book dropped on your doorstep just a huge ad spam. Cheers, bcarr ------------ Thanks for stopping by Brian! I heard an off-the-cuff remark in a recent podcast from Jason Calacanis (Mahalo, This Week In Startups) stating that about 2% of internet users filter ads. I must say that two weeks into my experiment, except to check out a few of my own mini-sites (some of whose pages completely disappear when the ad filter is on) I don't miss them. But I completely agree about the ads on tv-probably why so many people moved into a DVR. And others opt out of watching altogether. And I wonder what percentage of phone books go directly into the recycle bin. Best, JohnH It’s all a matter of perspective. I’d argue there’s no better example of an obnoxious pop-up ad than the 2 minute warning of an NFL game or or a TV timeout during NBA or NHL game.
Some would consider the yellow phone book dropped on your doorstep just a huge ad spam.
Cheers, bcarr
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Thanks for stopping by Brian! I heard an off-the-cuff remark in a recent podcast from Jason Calacanis (Mahalo, This Week In Startups) stating that about 2% of internet users filter ads. I must say that two weeks into my experiment, except to check out a few of my own mini-sites (some of whose pages completely disappear when the ad filter is on) I don’t miss them. But I completely agree about the ads on tv-probably why so many people moved into a DVR. And others opt out of watching altogether. And I wonder what percentage of phone books go directly into the recycle bin.
Best, JohnH

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