This is just as theoretical as every other monetization scheme they've come up with so far, all of which have failed. The problem is that people on social networks just want to hang out and maybe play games. They don't click on ads much, and when they do, they don't buy things at the places they land. You can show them polls all day, but they'll mostly ignore it.
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This is just as theoretical as every other monetization scheme they've come up with so far, all of which have failed. The problem is that people on social networks just want to hang out and maybe play games. They don't click on ads much, and when they do, they don't buy things at the places they land. You can show them polls all day, but they'll mostly ignore it.