Snowden : Coinbase spending $16,000,000 on a Superbowl Ad to direct people to their website and $0 to make sure that website doesn’t crash 10 seconds after the ad starts!

Edward Snowden’s tweet on Coinbase’s superbowl Ad is a reality check for Crypto exchanges, how they do business.

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>Coinbase spending $16,000,000 on a Superbowl Ad to direct people to their website and $0 to make sure that website doesn’t crash 10 seconds after the ad starts is do very internet

Exchanges are willingly spending huge lot of money on their marketing and all,but they don’t want to spend a dollar to make sure their customer gets the best service.All they want is new customers.

It’s not just one exchange, most of the Crypto exchanges are doing the same.If they will spend even half of the marketing money to improve their customer service, improve their website,to give customers best experience they might get more customers.

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31 thoughts on “Snowden : Coinbase spending $16,000,000 on a Superbowl Ad to direct people to their website and $0 to make sure that website doesn’t crash 10 seconds after the ad starts!”

  1. They got 20 million hits in less than a minute, 6x more than they predicted.

    No web server can handle that much traffic without hiccups.

    Why tf is everyone so pressed. The ad was genius.

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  2. Yeah they could spend money on improving their website and customer service but then how will they afford to spend $16m on a retro screensaver QR code ad?

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  3. Coinbase only ever crashes strategically imo. Whether it’s because they (allegedly) don’t have the reserves of an coin to allow people to withdraw, or for publicity.

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  4. Fucking facts. Crypto.com has enough money to pay Matt Damon to make these ads, but not make the app slow as shit? Literally every other page in the app takes 10 seconds to load. This is just bad front end design, nothing more.

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  5. Isn’t saying the spent $0 also wrong? They would have to be spending something in the first place to ensure the reliability of the exchange. The influx either overwhelmed the site, or was strategic, as some have pointed out here. Either way, they didn’t spend $0 on the website.

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  6. If their customer support would be better they would be getting way more customers. A lot of people are afraid of using them because of all the negative reviews they see related to suspended accounts and no responses from support.

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  7. The coinbase ad was basically the Etrade ad of 2000. “We just wasted 2 million on this commercial, what are you doing with your money?”

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  8. It sucks how in an ad they have a girl saying “if you want to get into crypto, you NEED to check out Coinbase”. While they charge a hidden 2% fee per trade, ON TOP OF their 2.49% “because of market volatility” fee.

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