
Sales, Bargains, Discounts
Shoppers face fictitious pricing, perpetual sales and more when trying to decipher a true bargain in the aisle.
The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) is an organization of online advertising businesses. Since its inception in 1996, the IAB has developed guidelines, standards, and best practices for the online advertising industry, as well as a Code of Conduct to which all IAB members are supposed to adhere.
The Code of Conduct covers a variety of issues, including transparency in data collection and security, marketing to kids, and Code compliance and enforcement. Of course, not all online advertisers are required to follow these rules; just the IAB members. And if an IAB member doesn’t follow the rules, the only form of punishment doled out by the IAB is a six-month termination of their membership.
Shoppers face fictitious pricing, perpetual sales and more when trying to decipher a true bargain in the aisle.
It’s getting harder to distinguish advertisements from objective content.
The truth is bigger than the sum of an ad’s parts.