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petersterne arctictony mathewi pilhofer SethCLewis emilybell taylor_owen rasmus_kleis YasmeenSerhan TheAtlantic They make tons of money through content fraud sites paying for lots of low costs clicks on one side and pro pubs paying big money on the other, then they promise payout minimums that are disconnected from their actual traffic to lock in publishers. They pay out on fantasy numbers
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petersterne arctictony mathewi pilhofer SethCLewis emilybell taylor_owen rasmus_kleis YasmeenSerhan TheAtlantic Click through a Taboola/Outbrain unit to a bad piece of content and you'll see quality publishers under work produced by content fraudsters, b/c those sites use bots to become the highest value in the network.
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petersterne arctictony mathewi pilhofer SethCLewis emilybell taylor_owen rasmus_kleis YasmeenSerhan TheAtlantic At previous publishers I worked for these units would lock in with very restrictive contracts allowing them to dictate everything down to pixel placement and we'd let them b/c they would dump a pile of cash in our lap every month without fail.
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petersterne arctictony mathewi pilhofer SethCLewis emilybell taylor_owen rasmus_kleis YasmeenSerhan TheAtlantic On the other side of the equation: When I worked with a company that was buying traffic from Taboola, DFP considered ~90% of the traffic we got through their network to be bots.
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