Jasz
VIP Contributor
We’ll look at how you can show ads on your website without losing your visitors and incurring a significant loss in user experience.
The most common way for websites to monetize is through advertising. However, if you’re not careful with how that advertising is implemented on your website, it can have a negative impact on the user experience and drive away visitors.
There are a few ways to put ads on your website:
1. You can place an ad above the fold of your website so that users see it right away when they visit your site. The downside of this approach is that it detracts from the content of your site and drives away users who don’t want to see an ad every time they visit.
2. You could put ads in the sidebar or footer of your site, which would be less intrusive than placing them above the fold but still might be distracting to users who are trying to read content without being interrupted by an ad every time they scroll down the page.
3. You could pop up an ad at some point during their visit after they’ve already been on your site for awhile (this can be done using JavaScript). This approach has less potential for driving away users immediately.
The most common way for websites to monetize is through advertising. However, if you’re not careful with how that advertising is implemented on your website, it can have a negative impact on the user experience and drive away visitors.
There are a few ways to put ads on your website:
1. You can place an ad above the fold of your website so that users see it right away when they visit your site. The downside of this approach is that it detracts from the content of your site and drives away users who don’t want to see an ad every time they visit.
2. You could put ads in the sidebar or footer of your site, which would be less intrusive than placing them above the fold but still might be distracting to users who are trying to read content without being interrupted by an ad every time they scroll down the page.
3. You could pop up an ad at some point during their visit after they’ve already been on your site for awhile (this can be done using JavaScript). This approach has less potential for driving away users immediately.