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Four Types of Ads To Avoid If You Want To Keep Your Visitors Happy!
By: Jason Smith
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    2006-07-10

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    It seems like most web sites are displaying ads on their web pages these days.Some ads are not too noticeable while others are so annoying that they push visitors away and possibly make them leave the site. Pushing away visitors or potential customers is never a webmaster's goal so it’s best to place ads in such a way as to avoid these kinds of problems.

    Pop-up and Pop-under Ads

    Some of the most annoying ads come in the form of a pop-up ad. This type of ad will open up a new browser window to display itself, and the visitor will need to close it before they can continue. Pop-Under ads are similar to the pop-up, but this type of ad opens up behind the current browser window so the user will only see it when they close their browser. The Pop-Under can be really confusing to your visitors as they thought they left the internet only to realize that there is still another window open, and this one is trying to sell them something.

    Not only are pop-ups and pop-unders annoying, pop-up blockers are freely available in most web browsers. When is the last time you read a pop-up or pop-under ad? When one squeaks by my pop-up blocker I immediately close it without a second thought.

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