This is as well-studied as you'd expect of clearly quantifiable data worth billions of dollars, and remains socially contentious.
This is as well-studied as you'd expect of clearly quantifiable data worth billions of dollars, and remains socially contentious.
UK and USA were the worst for clicks, the rest of Europe a little higher, and apparently in the Far East everyone clicks everything multiple times. Click through rates were ridiculous.
Also interesting to note that despite being online and profitable for yearss they never did find a way of making Facebook pay, in any nation.
We never did make sense of it!
It was killed off fairly quickly outside US and Europe as it was just burning money.
By the way, the fact that you have to be mildly stupid or technologically illiterate to really be clicking on ads is the proverbial pink elephant in the room. To further extend this reasoning, building up stupidity and lessening tech literacy is actually functional to Facebook's and Google's business models.
It's said often you are more likely to survive an air crash than click on an ad.
But, to be honest, they're always Likeing some junk they found in an ad or a survey or "10 ways to do something" junk article. So, fair enough.