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[Poseidon]

I wanna start some PPV campaigns, which type of advertising you've found bringing you better conversion?

 

[Hera]

This is most annoying type of advertising and conversion is freaking low, I'd rather use CPM, however CPC is best.

 

[Lovely]

I wanna start some PPV campaigns, which type of advertising you've found bringing you better conversion?
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I think popup ads brings more conversion because the ads is always visible for visitors to see and with this visibility, visitors are bound to clicks on these ads and their bound to be conversion.

 

[CashLinks]

Yes.. Obviously popup ads will get more conversions.. Compared to pop unders.. Visitors always close the popunders with out even looking it.. But with popups there are better chances of clicks and conversions..

 

[BMF]

But with popups there are better chances of clicks and conversions..

Don't forget popups are more annoying. I think it's better conversion with pop-unders. People will watch it later right before close.

 

[CashLinks]

Don't forget popups are more annoying. I think it's better conversion with pop-unders. People will watch it later right before close.

Yes.. To some extent.. Both are annoying..

 

[tusziget]

I think,that pop unders are not so annoying to the visitors,if you have a website or blog.I think pop ups are more bothering,so if you want that your visitors don't quit your websites fast,better place other type of ads,if it possible.Although if your website is interesting ,might stay,even if there are pop ups or pop unders.

 

[cashonline]

personally I would still go for pop up since the moment they click on your site or blog it triggers the ads automatically opening in a new tab which the viewers can not escape from (lol) but though they are annoying as long as your blog/site contains the necessary info or details they seek (unless other sites can provide then there is tendency that they will look for some alternatives) but if your site/blog is much of interests to some viewers pop ups won't be a big deal since I myself landed on sites that I am interested with but sometimes with pop up ads.

 

[xXInfectedXx]

I would go with pop under, pop ups are more annoying. It's then up to the visitor if they want to click on the advert. Both are frustrating though.

 

[cl0wn]

Try running both and see which one does best if possible.

 

[silentwatch]

Pop under ads rarely catch me for the first time but pop up always catch my attention but sometimes it is annoying when the ads is not relevan.. I rather pop up then pop under and that is from my point of view.. Others may differ...

 

[Ranamal]

Popups are good for earning but some time it is not good for all, I mean some of the visitors still use older versions of device, browsers so it will affect them and sometimes site will be down

 

[ashim kate]

This is one of the most annoying group of advertisements and I do not even bother using it in my website. It brings a lot of money but I would rather prefer banner ads.

 

[Balint098]

The good old banner or sponsored posts are the best. Both pop ups and pop unders are universally hated by most people, and many are already using ad blocker that mostly blocks the most intrusive ads like these two. Look at Reddit, their promoted post or ad post integrated nicely with the rest of the website without being obnoxious and obscuring visitors' view.

 

[MayorKayz]

When we talk about conversion rate. Pop ups will give higher rates that pop under because pop under will open a window under the window that the user is browsing. So there is less probability that the ads will be seen. But pop up ads will open a new window and direct the user to the window. Meaning that the ads will be seen.

 

[Melvin441]

Online advertisements that can be used to drive conversions include pop-ups and pop-unders. Pop-ups are infamous for being obtrusive, but they can be useful for drawing users' attention and encouraging them to take a certain action. An advertisement that pops up in a new tab or window behind the user's active browser window is known as a pop-under. Depending on the context in which they are utilized, conversion rates change. In the end, the conversion rates of pop-ups vs. pop-unders will differ depending on the user experience, the target market, and the sort of product or service being offered. It's critical to test several ad formats and evaluate the outcomes to ascertain which ones are most effective for your target demographic and business objectives.

 

[TacoLoco]

Perhaps running a test on both and see what works better for your product/ niche and GEO you are working with. Both formats have significant pros and cons and they have been very well noted here. So seems like a good way to find out what works well, when it is a coin flip already, is to simply test both.

 

[Melvin441]

The choice between pop-ups and pop-unders relies on your advertising objectives and your target audience's preferences. Both online advertising formats have the potential to increase conversion rates. The best type for your particular business and audience should be tested, and the results should be analyzed.

 

[Melvin441]

Two common internet advertising styles that are useful for increasing conversions are pop-ups and pop-unders. Pop-ups are advertisements that can be prompted by a user activity and appear in a separate window above the current webpage. Pop-unders are advertisements that show up behind the open window and are only visible once the user dismisses or closes the window. Make your pop-up or pop-under advertising relevant, employ timing settings, consider design, conduct A/B testing, and keep an eye on the numbers to maximize conversions. To prevent harming your website's reputation and user experience, utilize these ad forms carefully and strategically.

 

[Dean1]

Because pop-unders are not immediately visible, they may not attract users' attention as fast as pop-ups, but they can still be effective in engaging users who are more eager to investigate extra content after completing their present job.