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07 Jul 2008 02:33 pm
Those Obama Ads
A reader writes:
I don't know if you have any influence over the ads which appear on your web pages. Or, at least, a way to pass messages on to those who design and place the ads. But if you do, you might share this with them.
I have no problem with Obama ads, per se. However the new ads, with their moving graphics, etc. Are a major negative. Like many people (but perhaps unlike a lot of the Obama staff) I do not have the absolute latest and fastest PC. Which means that the new ads take forever to load and run on my desktop. And while they do, I can do almost nothing else either -- the impact on my hard drive and my CPU is just to great.
The result for you and the Atlantic is that I visit your
site much less often than I did a month ago. The result for the Obama
Campaign is that I grow progressively more irritated. Building name
recognition is one thing. But impacting your brand by irritating those
who are otherwise well disposed towards you is quite another. Something
a lot less fancy would be a really, really good idea.
I don't control the ads at all. But I've forwarded the email to the relevant parties.
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