Do you run ads on your WordPress website? Are they performing as well as they could be? Previously, websites made blind changes to how they ran ads based on articles claiming to know ad placement best practices. Or they just spammed as many ads as they could get away with. Today, running ads on your…
Hosting ads on your WordPress website is a common and effective way to generate extra income. We definitely understand that drive. It’s why we created AdSanity in the first place. But we’re also web users ourselves. We know how intrusive and spammy ads can get when mishandled. So, we always try to help encourage our…
Putting content behind a paywall can turn off both visitors and potential advertisers. But, there are ways to build both your subscriber base and entice advertisers for your subscription site. For many businesses looking to pivot to a subscription model, this decision is often made as a means to provide an ad-free experience to paying…
The current trend in ad block use has the potential to spiral out of control and the people who lose out will be publishers and site owners, not the ad networks. If you are a publisher, affiliate marketer, or blogger, the chances are that you rely on ad revenue to maintain your business. The good…
There is a strong conflict in how we perceive and receive advertising. On a business level, advertising is crucial and often fundamental to the success or even the survival of websites. However, on a personal level, a significant percentage of online users are tired of being bombarded with advertisements. Cue the ad blocker. As of…
Nobody likes to be interrupted by an advertisement. You might think that this is a bad fact to focus on for a company that sells software to allow you to advertise on your website. However, the key part of that statement is the “interrupt.” The IAB is adopting some new guidelines that reduce the amount…
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