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Topic: E-Marketing
Keeping Ads Off Of Undesirable Sites
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I am based in San Francisco, and my tech clients would all probably kill me if one of their ads showed upon a right wing place like Brietbart, Red State, etc. Wouldn't want the ads on the left wing questionable/fake news sites either (Occupy Democrats, etc.).
Looking for actual descriptions of what menus to go to, what settings to change, etc.
I do watch some key sites from time time time, and interestingly found a MarketingProfs ad show up on Breitbart - [link deleted by moderator]. Thankfully haven't found any of my clients' ads.