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Marissa Mayer Thought Ads in GMail were Weird and Creepy
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Moderator Posted By: graywolf 885 Days ago
Source: http://blogoscoped.com
Category: SEO
Philipp Lenssen at Blogscoped has a nice recap of an audio interview with Mariss Mayer of Google. In the interview she mentions how here first reaction to ads in Gmail was they were "weird and creepy".

The interview goes on to mention how she changed her mind and eventually felt the ads were "helpful". A skeptical person might wonder if "helpful" included profitable for Google.
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