Hi Magichand and Welcome :wave:

You know the ol saying, "You get what you pay for". I've learned that lesson all too hard.

tribalfusion.com PERIOD!

They avoid most pop-up/under blockers.

In my own personal experience, pop UNDERS are MUCH more effective, plus I can sleep at night :wink:

Good Luck!

Paul

Paul,
Why popup or pop under in the first place, why not standard visible advert?
I sort of hate both forms of advert because its a sort of trick, where you find this mysterious browser window you never opened advertising a product to you.

Originally Posted by temi

Paul,
Why popup or pop under in the first place, why not standard visible advert?
I sort of hate both forms of advert because its a sort of trick, where you find this mysterious browser window you never opened advertising a product to you.

Agreed, it's one of the lowest, cheap and dirty forms of advertising that virtually guarantees I will not be revisiting the website, ever.

Also, I immediately close any pop up/ under windows regardless of content.

110% agree with you Ken

Sorry, but the reason you keep seeing the pops is because they are effective. And far more effective than a banner ad.

Again, if you're going to purchase a pop up/under campaign, go with a company with a proven track record of avoiding pop up/under blockers.

PPC SE advertising is the very best, IMHO, but is complex and expensive (If you don't know what you're doing).

Originally Posted by Paul_KY

Sorry, but the reason you keep seeing the pops is because they are effective. And far more effective than a banner ad.

I'm sure they are effective but there not for everyone and I'm one of those that will not purchase based off of them, ever. I refuse to click on them or any link they provide as well and that won't change.

I also think that some times the reason pup up/pop under do better is because people are clicking on them accidentally when trying to close the browser or not being aware of the new browser at all, rather than because they are interested in the product or services being advertised

Good point, I know it's the same with those scrolling ads. They have a large, obtusive image and a small area to close window. Miss that little x and you get a whole new window.

Conversion through pop under ads is right around 1%. So, although you may dislike them, they're not going away anytime soon. Sales are made through pop ups/unders, period. Also, it's an excellent vehicle for site branding.

BTW, my worst pop under campaign DOUBLED my best Google, "Content Match" campaign, conversion wise. I'm pretty sure why that is, but I don't care to discuss it in a public forum.

The key in purchasing pop up/under campaigns is targeting your market.