/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>23919838
lmao thanks brah. I'm sippin on some IPA's some I'm feeling chatty. Also fighting with python code so its a nice break to type on here.

>>22850308
Solid points all around. Not to mention that while users are important, the companies that use the ad platform will be the biggest drivers of adoption of Brave in my opinion. The reason being is that it appears that google banner ads are all but deprecated in today's current ad environment, and companies are always looking for an edge to reach potential and repeat customers. With that in mind Brave offers a unique advantage in the ad world due to the fact that it leverages something new and exciting (crypto coupled with a browser) which allows companies to appear more innovative to your average Brave user, which in turn causes more engagement with the ad. The justification for this is the fact that we as users on here and plebbit actively recognize the companies that advertise on the browser because we see them as innovative and allies in the current ad war (not to be too dramatic), which leads to higher engagement rates. That's not even considering the microtransaction potential either. Either way there's a strong incentive for companies to use Brave for even a fraction of their ad campaign.

> hope this wall of text make's sense, I'm getting pretty tuned up on IPA's as we speak.

>>16823925
Fair enough. I'm definitely hoping that once traffic picks up it will make it worth while. I just havent done it yet because I'm not sure which ad exchange to go with. I'm hesitant to use google adsense because if they see something they dont like on the site my whole account gets nuked with no hope of getting it back. I plan to do some mobile apps in the future so that would really hurt potential revenue there. Any suggestions for alternatives?