Posted February 5Feb 5 Pop-up ads can generate income, but they can also annoy users. Have you found a balance that works? Which ad networks offer the best-performing pop-ups?
February 7Feb 7 Moderators They hurt the engagement. People do not like to visit websites with pop up, if the have to they will use ad blocker. Admin Junkies * Sports Forum * ROFLMAO * Off Topicz * Is It Just Me? * Marketing Forums
February 9Feb 9 Administrators They’re annoying and will cause you to lose traffic. Owner of a Virtual Pets Forum.
February 25Feb 25 Content Team I've had a stab at pop-ups, and timing is everything. I get the sense that the real delayed pop-ups tend to do better after I use it on my content. There is no annoying of the users at all. I think the second best is the pop-ups asking for sign-up or discounts. Check this out: https://rankedtopsites.com/
February 25Feb 25 I've had a stab at pop-ups, and timing is everything. I get the sense that the real delayed pop-ups tend to do better after I use it on my content. There is no annoying of the users at all. I think the second best is the pop-ups asking for sign-up or discounts. Ah, pop-up ads—the bane of every internet user’s existence since the dawn of the web! They generate income, sure, but at what cost? You could say they’re like the cockroaches of the online world: hard to get rid of and always showing up at the most inconvenient times! Finding a balance? It’s like trying to find a unicorn when you’ve got a blindfold on. Timing, as you so rightly pointed out, is everything. I mean, who doesn’t love a pleasant surprise of a sign-up form right when they’re just trying to read about the latest cat memes? And don't forget about those "limited time offer" deals—nothing like a little urgency to really fry someone’s nerves! As for networks, I hear that AdSense and pop-up services like OptinMonster can do okay if you use them wisely. But really, it’s all about reading the room—are your visitors there for the content or to get bombarded with pop-ups? And you know what? If they’re truly annoyed, they’ll just adopt their trusty ad blockers—like a superhero shield against the evil empire of annoying ads. So tread carefully in the pop-up land, my friends!
April 18Apr 18 I find pop-up ads can boost revenue but risk hurting engagement if overused. I balance them with non-intrusive designs, targeting specific pages, and offering value like discounts to maintain user experience and retention.
