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Turbo ad-based support? - Lite Potato - 12-03-2016

There should be an option for users to browse the website with extra ads for supporting Linux Lite more strongly. I suggest we switch to Revcontent ads, as they allow us to choose what ads to see.

A reply would be appreciated.


Re: Turbo ad-based support? - Valtam - 12-03-2016

I'll have to look into this thoroughly as I have never heard of it. At the moment, Google Ads is serving us well.


Re: Turbo ad-based support? - bluzeo - 01-12-2017

ok guys it late for me but the ads are fine for me..it not to intrusvie like youtube and they place nicely on tbe screen. i do think they need some revealence to the site though. i keep seeing Tech stuff but no Linuc friendly. i wouldnt mind system76 ads or Ixsystems.

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Re: Turbo ad-based support? - torreydale - 01-12-2017

Elsewhere, ads often seem to be based on your other website visits or things that you've searched.  I don't know how the Linux Lite ads work, but I can relate to the feeling that some of them seem to come out of "left field."


Re: Turbo ad-based support? - bluzeo - 01-12-2017

the left field really uneasy for me

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Re: Turbo ad-based support? - Valtam - 01-12-2017

Ads are targeted to your interests, that's how Google works eg. if you've recently been browsing for golf clubs to buy, you'll get golf related ads. Linux ads aren't so obvious. If you spend most of your time looking at Linux sites and information, you'll likely get ads for server hosting, development etc since that's what Linux is mostly used for.

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Re: Turbo ad-based support? - bluzeo - 01-12-2017

(01-12-2017, 04:31 PM)Jerry link Wrote: Ads are targeted to your interests, that's how Google works eg. if you've recently been browsing for golf clubs to buy, you'll get golf related ads. Linux ads aren't so obvious. If you spend most of your time looking at Linux sites and information, you'll likely get ads for server hosting, development etc since that's what Linux is mostly used for.

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for me i am mainly on  youtube and Thex.rocks to get my music fix. so that why i maybe get random stuff. but this app is driving me nuts. i know i shouldnt mind it but i dont like it to show it lol i kinda think the Linux as an hole slowly has change from just servers. i do not have an windows machine nor do i have an mac. it just me and my linux rig here. anyways so far so good on my 2nd day back on lite.


Re: Turbo ad-based support? - Coastie - 01-12-2017

(01-12-2017, 04:31 PM)Jerry link Wrote: Ads are targeted to your interests, that's how Google works eg. if you've recently been browsing for golf clubs to buy, you'll get golf related ads. Linux ads aren't so obvious. If you spend most of your time looking at Linux sites and information, you'll likely get ads for server hosting, development etc since that's what Linux is mostly used for.

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Is this using Google search or is Google seeing browser history?

I use DuckDuckGo as my primary search engine. Start Page is second and Google is last.

When System 76 and similar ads show up and they are clicked on even if you aren't shopping increase there showing up?


Re: Turbo ad-based support? - bluzeo - 01-12-2017



i also thank that be an Good idea

(12-03-2016, 05:29 AM)Lite Potato link Wrote: There should be an option for users to browse the website with extra ads for supporting Linux Lite more strongly. I suggest we switch to Revcontent ads, as they allow us to choose what ads to see.

A reply would be appreciated.



Re: Turbo ad-based support? - bluzeo - 01-13-2017

i agree on that .

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