Pop-Up Ad
Web (Google)
Marketing Terms
dictionary . education . acronyms . start ...
Pop-up
Automatically launched internet advertisement that appears in a small window in front of another webpage. See 'Pop-under'.
Pop-up:
A Pop-up is a separate browser window appearing automatically at a specified point when a user opens a website in his browser. Mostly the Pop-up appears right on entering the site, sometimes when leaving the site.
Pop-Up Survey: A questionnaire that appears on the screen of a website visitor. The term can also be used to refer to an invitation to participate in a survey.
Pop-up: A type of ad unit that automatically displays upon loading or unloading a normal Web page. Pop-ups appear on top of the Web page in a smaller browser window and are considered obtrusive and annoying to website visitors.
Pop-Up " Ad or message that "pops up" in your browser window.
Positive Option " Type of offer where the customer is given the opportunity to purchase repeatedly, but where there is no implied obligation.
Pop-Up - An extremely abused type of online marketing advertisement, pop-ups open new windows on your screen that partially or wholly cover your current Web Browser window.
Pop-up ; ant screen, box, or message that suddenly appears on the computer screen during a session.
Pop-up Advertisements [pop]: Pop-up advertisements are a form of internet advertisements that appear in a separate window, ...
Pop-ups are really annoying. Have you ever been so intrigued by a pop-up ad that you bought whatever they were raving about? My guess is no.
Pop-up ad - An ad that displays in a new browser window. Perceived by many as a form of spamming, often blocked by browsers.
Post-testing - Testing of the effectiveness of an ad after placement.
Pop-up: A window that pops-up over the browser window.
Postage-paid Reply Service: A service allowing mailers to use a lettershop's postage-paid permit and have the business-reply mail sent there instead of opening their own account with the USPS.
Pop-up Ad
Ad that appears in a separate window on top of content already on-screen. Similar to a daughter window, but without an associated banner.
Pop-up Transitional ...
Ad units on the Internet include banners, buttons, microbuttons, pop-ups, skyscrapers, text links, interstitials and superstitials. Ad units are usually defined by the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) as voluntary guidelines.
Ad view ...
Pop-up
Portal
Pull-down list
Page title See "title tag" [edit] Pagejacking Stealing high-ranking web page content from another site and placing it on your site in the hopes of increasing your own site's search engine rankings.
Typically the chat feature is presented via a pop-up browser window that appears when a customer clicks on a website link, ...
Interstitial: Advertising creative placed in-between the origin website and the destination website, either physically or in time - also called a pop-up window.
Free software which includes pop-up banner advertisements which cannot be dismissed.
See ‘Banner adverts’ and ‘Pop-up’.
Affiliate marketing ...
Hotlists
These can be pull-down or pop-up menus on browsers that contain new or popular sites. Major browser and search engine home pages also contain updated hotlists, and there are entire sites -- such as Cool Site O' the Day.
Articles & Reprint Rights
Cheap Domain Names
Code To Make Pop-ups
Free eZine Promotion
Learning HTML Basics
Marketing News Blog
Biz Bits eZine Archives
Web Marketing Services
Contact and About Us ...
Banners, and other types of advertising units which can be synchronized to search keywords. Includes pop-ups, browser toolbars and rich media.
Geo-targeting ...
Graphical Search Inventory is the visual equivalent of Contextual Link Inventory. GSI is non-text-based advertising such as Banner Ads, pop-up ads, browser toolbars, animation, sound, ...
Graphical Search Inventory: Banners, and other types of advertising units which can be synchronized to search keywords. These includes pop-ups, browser toolbars and rich media.
I ...
Creative:
The promotional tools advertisers use to draw in users. Examples are text links, towers, buttons, badges, email copy, pop-ups, etc.
The promotional tools advertisers use to encourage users to click-through to the merchant site, or take action in some way. Examples are text links, towers, buttons, badges, email copy, pop-ups, etc.
Deep Linking ...
Graphical Search Inventory - Non-text-based advertising that is displayed based on the relevance of surrounding content. Includes banners, pop-ups, toolbars and rich media.
get noticed by their target audience and are charged only for the times that their ads are clicked on and web users get to select from sites that may be relevant to the page they are viewing without having to deal with obnoxious banner or pop-up ads ...
The study, which featured input from 7,500 readers of online college newspapers, and included undergrads, graduates, alumni, faculty and parents, also found that pop-up ads were the most unpopular form of advertising.
Some of these toolbars have useful features such as pop-up blockers, spell checkers, and form autofill. These toolbars also help search engines track usage data.
 See also: Market, Internet, Marketing, Click, Service
  
|
RSS
