Some banner ads are not your fitness "pals"

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  • crystal_sapphire
    crystal_sapphire Posts: 1,205 Member
    oy yet another post on this.

    it's whatever you search for lots that appears in the ads. it caters to your interests.

    I'm going to debate that one, big time! I have NEVER searched for glazed donuts, but I was greeting with a huge one on the left side of my yahoo mail today.

    that's yahoo. what does that have to do with MFP? MFP has google sponsored ads which does pull in searches. I have no idea what yahoo does for it's ads.

    I get ads on here for my company i work for and anything to do with weight loss because that what encompasses most of my google searches.
  • bsoxluvr
    bsoxluvr Posts: 183 Member
    oy yet another post on this.

    it's whatever you search for lots that appears in the ads. it caters to your interests.

    I'm going to debate that one, big time! I have NEVER searched for glazed donuts, but I was greeting with a huge one on the left side of my yahoo mail today.

    that's yahoo. what does that have to do with MFP? MFP has google sponsored ads which does pull in searches. I have no idea what yahoo does for it's ads.

    I get ads on here for my company i work for and anything to do with weight loss because that what encompasses most of my google searches.

    I would guess that Yahoo and Google ads work the same. It's not like they are in completely different lines of work. Just because the add pops up doesn't mean the person has been searching for it. Sometimes it's just an add we all get.
  • I have never searched for cupcakes, ever.
  • ouryear002
    ouryear002 Posts: 325 Member
    I have an ad right now for Toyota. So I know what my hubbie was looking at. :laugh: Car porn! :wink:
  • Ben2118
    Ben2118 Posts: 571 Member
    Hey Ben - you can sit on the floor and live with it - you can't live without food. The brain reactions are positively Pavlovian!

    You can live without cupcakes :wink:

    The ads will only be personalised to your own searches if you use google chrome, Microsoft Internet explorer users will get random ad's
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