Facebook ad banner earlier. Bottom panel. Do they have any idea what goes up? Does anyone edit anything anymore? Is it a joke? I don't unnerstand, maybe I'm too old.
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- Thread starter David Jayne
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IMO it doesn't really matter because none of those ads are legitimate anyway and any one who would use them wouldn't know or care about the spelling mistakes.
The "fruit destroys belly fat" picture actually serves to make someone think that you lose the belly fat, but it migrates to your lips.
The "fruit destroys belly fat" picture actually serves to make someone think that you lose the belly fat, but it migrates to your lips.
A person would have to be as dumb as a whole box of frogs to be even slightly interested enough to click on any of those ads. But the fact that someone is paying money to advertise suggest that the ads do actually generate some business. Scary, huh?
The ad did EXACTLY what it was intended to do. The only purpose of the graphic (pic) is/was to draw your attention to the words. The more strange the pic is, the more likely you are to read the words because your mind "wants an explanation" of what you just saw.
Don't over think it. And don't. Ever. Click. One. Of. Those. Ads.
Don't over think it. And don't. Ever. Click. One. Of. Those. Ads.
And the most worrying thing about the bell curve is where the norm is.Bell curve, anyone?
I wonder if any of the people who've seen it in this thread have tried clicking it?
I wonder if any of the people who've seen it in this thread have tried clicking it?
We have been conditioned to be quick on the trigger finger...I'd wager that 20 people have tried to click on it, if for no other reason that just to see if it works.
