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Most U.S. users prefer social media over apps for ads due to better relevance, but ad fatigue and low willingness to pay hinder monetization.
A new Opti Digital report reveals that while 73.74% of U.S. users consume editorial content on mobile devices, with 86.30% using apps, only 8.08% see apps as ideal for ads—compared to 39.73% who prefer social media, especially among 18-34-year-olds.
Social media ads are viewed as more relevant due to data-driven personalization, while website and app ads face criticism for clutter and poor targeting.
Over two-thirds of users leave sites overwhelmed by ads, and AI search tools are reducing publisher traffic.
Despite ad fatigue, only 3.7% of Americans are willing to pay for ad-free content, making paywalls ineffective alone.
The report urges publishers to adopt diversified monetization strategies, including rewarded ads, direct deals, and low-friction formats, while prioritizing user experience through continuous testing and optimization.
La mayoría de los usuarios estadounidenses prefieren las redes sociales a las aplicaciones para los anuncios debido a una mejor relevancia, pero la fatiga de los anuncios y la baja voluntad de pago dificultan la monetización.