Hilarious: all targeted ads (figure)

When you visit some websites, you can always see someArticleThe content of an advertisement that automatically matches the content. This advertisement is called a targeted website advertisement. Because this advertisement randomly matches the content of the advertisement based on the text content in the article, it can effectively improve the targeted delivery of advertisements, so it is favored by advertisers. HoweverProgramHowever, sometimes these advertising units and page content are combined to produce unexpected funny effects. The following images are some of the ads that have been misplaced.

 

Left: Yahoo News: coffee may cause heart disease.
Right: The Folgers coffee advertisement of Procter & Gamble fujieshi.

 

Left: Digg: A Lori control teacher and a 15-year-old Lori ooxx.
Right: Google advertisement: Hire teaching assistant.

 

Body Text: A 1-2-year-old child died of a family fire.
Advertisement: burning baby, burning up!

 

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Left: 'crocodile hunters 'are killed.
Right: Dad

 

Left: parachuters break their legs in the air and die.
Right: airlines advertisement: We know why you want to fly.

 

Left: 65 people were accused of being guilty of child abuse in France.
Right: Do you remember your first girl friend?

 

Left: news about a mentally handicapped woman.
Right: Hey, genius. Please answer this question: what is your IQ?

Do not think that such an advertisement will only appear on the Internet. There are also advertisements that make us laugh and cry in real life.

 

This must be intentional...

 

Above: please pay attention to childhood obesity. Below: M.

 

Text on the Bus: if you have not purchased any third party liability insurance, we recommend that you do not hit this bus.

 

Up: It's not hopeless to resist cancer. It's proof that I'm still alive.
Next: Smoking helps to treat cancer

 

This year, even the radishes are unreliable.

 

Sexy Yanni

 

Is the waste bin delicious?

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