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PPP on segmentation

Posted on January 7, 2007
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I’ve forseen that sooner or later, PayPerPost is going to impose this. In other words, many posties will find that they will no longer be eligible for many opps in the future. Advertisers will now get to “target” their ads according to page rank, geographic location and so forth. The good part is that some will see more opps than others and those opps will be worth more to those that see them.

The one thing that i’m not comfortable with is how much of posties personal info are being made available to advertisers. I certainly wouldnt want them knowing exactly where i’m staying. Check out their blog for a clearer picture on this issue.

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