Not Google, but Twitter thinks I’m a 45 old married male with 3 kids
I’m 39, divorced, and have 2 kids
It’s almost as if the big data sales pitch is an epic joke like nuclear powered everything being pitched in the 50s
I’m 39, divorced, and have 2 kids
It’s almost as if the big data sales pitch is an epic joke like nuclear powered everything being pitched in the 50s
So my point was aimed more at advertisers buying on Twitter: they filled in the blanks and got them all wrong. And the one they had the data for they got wrong.
That and I’m not a internet consumer really. Twitter can see I’ve blocked over 1,000 accounts that promoted tweets. Is that statistic being shared with advertisers?
Likely not. Advertisers believe so who cares.
It’s so ephemeral as to be useless.