By most accounts, more and more people are automatically blocking the ads in their browser. Of course, people have been blocking ads forever. By ignoring them. Fifteen years ago, when I began writing about Permission Marketing, I pointed out that when ads are optional, it’s only anticipated, personal and relevant ones that will pay off. And advertisers have had fifteen years to show self restraint. They’ve had the chance to not secretly track people, set cookies for their own benefit, insert po. show all text
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@ValaAfshar: More data isn’t the point. Data to serve explicit promises is the point. bit.ly/1iXaZrM http://pic.twitter.com/ZxNdZ1p4ah
@rossdawson: Seth Godin on ad blocking http://ift.tt/Jrtpzk; "undermines fundamental of media: Free content in exchange for attention" HT @jeffdachis
@jeffdachis: Amen. Ad blocking http://ift.tt/Jrtpzk;
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