Shawn Lim
Oct 31, 2023

Why 'made-for-advertising' websites are harmful to advertisers and how to avoid using them

A desire for low-cost advertising gave birth to made-for-advertising (MFA) websites and continues to fuel them despite efforts by agencies and verification firms to clean up automated ad platforms and curate for quality.

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