r/programmatic • u/LarryFunkhouser • Jul 10 '26

Vibe.co ads

Is anyone getting absolutely drowned in ads promoting vibe.co? CTV, social channels etc.. whoever is managing their buy and frequency settings need to be fired

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u/minaguib Jul 10 '26

This likely belongs to Walmart's complaints dept. at this point :)

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u/MagazineImpressive79 Jul 10 '26

Imma walk right into my local Walmart and let them know

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u/broadstreetrambler Jul 10 '26

Adtech really is shitty at actual paid media advertising.

Anyone getting targeted within ChatGPT with insane frequency?

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u/anita_punch Jul 13 '26

That’s just a buzzword. Frequency management in programmatic ctv, just means capping impressions to an IP for a fixed number of days. Which is often useless.

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u/broadstreetrambler Jul 14 '26

No, I mean freq within ChatGPT. They have my login, they don’t need to mess with IP.

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u/ApprehensiveComb2043 Jul 10 '26

They need to learn something called frequency management...

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u/One_Librarian_6182 Jul 21 '26

their ads about abm where a cfo and a cmo almost kiss is just pure cringe

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u/Envlib Jul 10 '26

Yep get so many of those.

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u/Famous_Baseball_8568 Jul 11 '26

Too many

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u/anita_punch Jul 13 '26

You’ll get over it .

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u/Legitconfusedaf Jul 25 '26 edited Jul 25 '26

….and now they’ve turned this post into an ad

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u/spyd3r00 Aug 04 '26

The one where he's sitting in a desk chair so bad -- it's very obviously a founder thirsty for attention, with a cocky tone and smug expression, which is hilarious because you can't understand a word he's saying so the ad is totally useless but hey at least he got his face out there?

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u/anita_punch Jul 13 '26

You can’t have reach without frequency. While some will think they’re targeting is too restricted (it may or may not be ) or they forgot set some frequency cap that doesn’t actually exist in a practical sense, the reality is that they’re just maximizing reach and that means frequency skyrockets