When ad networks kick off somebody who draws in a huge number of eyeballs for advertising, there is far more than mere rational market forces at work. https://twitter.com/nickmon1112/status/1027681626627756033 …
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I wouldn’t want my brand associated with infowars. Eyesballs don’t mean shit.
That's you. There are many brands that do want Jones' millions of eyeballs, but they can't get past the centralized censors and the fanatic activists who hound them.
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So what is stopping those brands from reaching out to him directly again? Or using an edgy ad network? The brands you cited in your rt were mad that their brands were being shown on Alex Jones content. And I’m also not convinced many people are eager for his viewers eyeballs.
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Transaction costs. Digital ad networks are far easier ways to find sponsors than walking the streets and knocking on doors. Jones is big enough he can probably find some the old fashioned way but the many smaller speakers being banned cannot.
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Well like you said a lot of people want his eyeballs so he doesn’t really need to go door to door to find them. However I think I’m going to repurpose some tech I made a couple months ago to serve this market.
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