Is There Really No One Who Can Do Anything About Rampant Software Advertising?
Intro & Scope
Advertisment flyer, windowee advertisement, banner advertisement, side-stand advertisement In short, as we know, domestic apps put advertisements in the page Just like how Cheng Haonan put the dung inside the breadmill It can be said that it is only you who can't think that.
Typical Ad Placements
You can't do without it And theoke hard to know is that there are few software reviews I have been being treated as a career protagonist by Chinese software advertising side-by-side for many years So today I am going to start to count with total care How many ads can be put in a regular Chinese software?
Open Screen & Banner Ads
The open screen advertising has been from the beginning Click to jump evolved into a shake, a flip phone jump, even a clean phone is called a jump. As soon as you open the app, ads start to appear and sometimes evolve into interactive ad behaviors that hijack gestures.
In-Content & Sponsored Cards
Within the content flow, third-party card ads appear with an average frequency of one in every few rows, making the main content hard to find. This magnification and insertion make the app page feel like pure advertising rather than an information space.
Search & Recommendation Ads
Recommended search sometimes becomes an ad, and clicking search can show huge banner ads, leading users to other software. The search experience is also monetized.
Membership Paradox
Even after joining membership, many ads persist (popups requiring manual close, remaining banner slots, or membership-limited ad overlays). The membership often fails to remove all ad placements.
Ad Revenue Scale
The author describes CPM and one-second ad values that lead to enormous revenues when multiplied by a large user base. This financial incentive explains the persistence and creativity in ad placements.
User Experience & Fatigue
After minutes of use, a user might see dozens of ads. Visual fatigue and interruption create resentment — the author calls for user dignity and the preservation of small seconds of calm.
Conclusion
The article ends with the plea that a single second of user attention is valuable and should not be sold away without regard for user experience. Subscribe if you like my video, thanks for watching!