Advertising is for most web services the greatest source of income. However, the social network giant Facebook has a big problem with advertising because users do not want it and the network starts to run out of space to show it.
To solve this problem it has searched for new spaces to present and recently turned to its remaining services. Messenger already has advertising in its space and soon it can have even more, now in the form of videos, yes, in the form of videos.
The relationship of Facebook users with Messenger has not been peaceful. After being removed from the social network and becoming an independent service, many pondered whether they wanted to keep up with this change.
In fact, Messenger turned out to be a success and Facebook continued to bet on it and create opportunities to make it profitable. For this, the social network giant Facebook placed static advertising directly on the mailing list, something that was not well received by users.
Now, to further increase the reach of this revenue stream, Facebook is preparing to also place advertising videos in the midst of users’ private conversations.
The arrival of these advertising videos will be done in a gradual and controlled manner, always with Facebook to measure the user experience and the interaction that is made. As in many cases, if it is not advantageous these will be removed.
Advertising video issues
For users, this will not be a positive innovation. These videos will not be able to be stopped and will consume resources whenever they are presented. The worst will be the battery consumption that these will cause.
Ranked as one of the largest messaging platforms on the Internet, Messenger has more than 106 million monthly users and is, therefore, an excellent showcase for this advertising that is now coming. So, what do you think about this? Simply share all your views and thoughts in the comment section below.
To solve this problem it has searched for new spaces to present and recently turned to its remaining services. Messenger already has advertising in its space and soon it can have even more, now in the form of videos, yes, in the form of videos.
The relationship of Facebook users with Messenger has not been peaceful. After being removed from the social network and becoming an independent service, many pondered whether they wanted to keep up with this change.
In fact, Messenger turned out to be a success and Facebook continued to bet on it and create opportunities to make it profitable. For this, the social network giant Facebook placed static advertising directly on the mailing list, something that was not well received by users.
Now, to further increase the reach of this revenue stream, Facebook is preparing to also place advertising videos in the midst of users’ private conversations.
The arrival of these advertising videos will be done in a gradual and controlled manner, always with Facebook to measure the user experience and the interaction that is made. As in many cases, if it is not advantageous these will be removed.
Advertising video issues
For users, this will not be a positive innovation. These videos will not be able to be stopped and will consume resources whenever they are presented. The worst will be the battery consumption that these will cause.
Ranked as one of the largest messaging platforms on the Internet, Messenger has more than 106 million monthly users and is, therefore, an excellent showcase for this advertising that is now coming. So, what do you think about this? Simply share all your views and thoughts in the comment section below.
Facebook Is Placing Autoplay Video Ads Inside Messenger
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