WhatsApp will bring Stories Ads in its status product in 2020

WhatsApp ads

Now in WhatsApp, you will also see ads like Youtube and Facebook. The company confirmed WhatsApp ads coming soon in a Facebook Marketing Summit held in the Netherlands. As you know, some new features are being added every month in the popular Instant Messaging App Whatsapp. Now in WhatsApp, you will also see ads like Youtube and Facebook. In the Facebook Marketing Summit held in the Netherlands, the company confirmed that next year you will also see ads on Whatsapp's status page. Facebook's Head of Media Social Advertising Olivier Ponteville has posted a photo of this summit in his tweet.

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However, the idea of ​​Whatsapp status advertisement was going on since October last year. In which it was being said that this Facebook's owned platform, will also be used for ​​Whatsapp advertisers. These ​​Whatsapp ads feature is being added in Whatsapp's Status tab in which advertisers can show their ads. In Whatsapp status, users can share text, photos, videos and animated GIFs which are active for 24 hours.

Also read: Top 10 WhatsApp Upcoming Features June 2019 (Updated)

WhatsApp Stories Ads

You will find Whatsapp ads in Android 2.18.305 beta version update. The main reason for adding status features in popular instant messaging apps such as Whatsapp is to increase the scope of Facebook's advertising system. With the addition of this feature, users will be able to reach their advertisements through Whatsapp. The main goal of Facebook's CEO Mark Zuckerberg was to monetize Whatsapp. Because of which, due to the maximum revenue revenues can be done.

Advertisement is always a disappointment be it you see on youtube or facebook. As it spoils the user experience and many people hate it. Now, this bold step of the company to show WhatsApp ads will turn out to be in their favor or not will see in coming time. WhatsApp advertisement look & feel is not confirmed yet. But, we just hope that the advertisement is not as irritating as 5-second skip ads like youtube.

Let us know what you think about that step taken by the company?

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