Thanks for your feedback. I do believe however, even if some clicks are just not for "honest interest", the extra exposure would still have a value to the advertiser.
Also many companies do place value on appearing socially responsible.
Few people click and it's mostly poor, uneducated customers. Your customers will be cheap-ass direct response marketers that can't compute a confidence interval.
Click-based attribution is fundamentally broken, and the market is moving away from that. Haven't you done any customer development with marketers!?
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Thanks for your feedback. I do believe however, even if some clicks are just not for "honest interest", the extra exposure would still have a value to the advertiser.
Also many companies do place value on appearing socially responsible.
You're doing it wrong.
Few people click and it's mostly poor, uneducated customers. Your customers will be cheap-ass direct response marketers that can't compute a confidence interval.
Click-based attribution is fundamentally broken, and the market is moving away from that. Haven't you done any customer development with marketers!?