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In summary, "Silly (read: idiotic) facebook ads" are advertisements that are considered absurd or nonsensical and often use exaggerated claims or humor to grab attention. Companies may use these ads to stand out and increase brand awareness, but their success depends on the target audience. While they are not necessarily unethical, some may argue that they contribute to the clutter on social media platforms. Examples of these ads may include exaggerated claims, absurd images, and the use of humor or current events.
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It must have been made by the Redundancy Department's Department of Redundancy.
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Nah, you need the Rubik's Hypercube to really excite people.
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Timecube!
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I remember an interesting article about Rubik's cube in SciAm. Something about using group theory.
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what's with the "teehee"?
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haha!jhae2.718 said:
7D!
AHAHAHAH!Pengwuino said:
An expression he occasionally uses, to express amusement.glueball8 said:
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What is a "Silly (read: idiotic) facebook ad"?
A "Silly (read: idiotic) facebook ad" is a type of advertisement that is considered to be absurd or nonsensical by many people. It may use exaggerated or ridiculous claims, or use humor in an attempt to grab attention.
Why do companies use "Silly (read: idiotic) facebook ads"?
Companies may use "Silly (read: idiotic) facebook ads" as a way to stand out from the competition and capture the attention of potential customers. These ads may also be used to create a viral effect and increase brand awareness.
Do "Silly (read: idiotic) facebook ads" actually work?
It depends on the goal of the ad and the target audience. While some people may find these ads entertaining and share them with others, others may find them annoying and ignore them. Ultimately, the success of a "Silly (read: idiotic) facebook ad" will vary for each company and campaign.
Are "Silly (read: idiotic) facebook ads" ethical?
Ethics can be subjective, but in general, "Silly (read: idiotic) facebook ads" are not considered unethical as long as they are not misleading or harmful in any way. However, some people may argue that these ads are a waste of resources and contribute to the noise and clutter on social media platforms.
What are some examples of "Silly (read: idiotic) facebook ads"?
Some examples of "Silly (read: idiotic) facebook ads" include exaggerated claims or promises, nonsensical or absurd images, and the use of humor or shock value to grab attention. These ads may also use popular memes or references to current events to appeal to a younger audience.
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