We generally use one on exit and that is cycling the traffic to our other program sites for the most part. At times I think that’s too many.How many pop ups are too much?
In a pay per signup scenario, the ideas is to sell off the non-buying traffic in order to afford to pay a larger amount up front. And in today’s game I can understand that concept very well. But when a site pops 8 consoles, I have to wonder how good the original site is converting to begin with.
I can say from my own experience that a lot of what I do depends on the traffic I’m getting and how I approach it. For example, on a couple of our phony link sites I will use 2 – an exit and a blur console. It’s a free site and the traffic that I get to them actually converts from the console more than the site. I only added the consoles after I watched how the traffic worked. Since it’s a free site its purpose is to sell, for me. So I need to make it do that.
As annoying as they can be, A pop up has it’s uses. It’s going way beyond one or two that I don’t particularly go for myself – especially when you get into some console chains that take over your entire system, not only a download but the type you have to reboot for. I especially despise those timed pop ups that wait in your cache and pop later.
Why? That one has eluded me for years. Fucking drives me nuts. Whether it’s a dialer program or a freaking adware, I find this the most intrusive and annoying of all tactics.and why do people have pop ups that install things on your computer?
I never liked using pop ups on any sites we did. And for a long time I avoided it like the plague. Even when I put one on a traffic site or phony tgp, I still cringe; and that’s after I’ve analyzed that traffic and know it’s the only way I can get them to buy.
My pennies for the fountain…
Gary-Alan




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