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Frames are terrible UX and will eventually fade.

It was a brilliant move as it showed what can be done with an open social graph / client, but since you can't run arbitrary code on someone's client it will remain a clunky interactive 'experience'.

The future is dedicated client PWAs like /wildcardclub that utilize the underlying protocol while building novel experiences.

It is kind of clunky. But the concept of a embedded transaction is pretty powerful. To use the marketing POV, putting the bottom-of-funnel conversion at the top-of-funnel consumer experience is powerful. 

At @spindl we built much more interactive Frames-like units that can run anywhere, and I'd still bet on them becoming some form of sponsored call-to-action.

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Eylon.eth.limo

I agree it's powerful, but it's only surface level. 

In your case the only way to do something complex (or basic?) like targeting, you must require a click from the user, a big nono when it comes to converting anything on the internet.