This is an ad, pure and simple. They're pushing a product they know I don't own with a clear call to action, and without a way for me to remove it or disable it.
This is an ad, pure and simple. They're pushing a product they know I don't own with a clear call to action, and without a way for me to remove it or disable it.
Yes.
> this confuses people
No.
> but it also definitely isn't the entire monstrosity we have come to assume when hearing about ads on web pages.
Slippery slope. I used to think of Ubiquiti as prosumer. Now it's definitely not.
Then, the software that was written to manage a product that I paid for shoves a call-to-action that takes a considerable amount of the page to suggest I buy it. And I can’t dismiss or close it.
The difference with ads on the web is that I paid for the privilege of being served this garbage. In my mind, this is much worse.
No. Somewhere a marketer queried a database using a simple marketing automation tool to decide which of a variety of banners to show you.
So far.