Ad blocking
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What is an adblocker? How does ad blocking work and how to beat ad blockers
What is an adblocker? Ad blocking refers to the process of using software or tools to prevent advertisements from being displayed on websites, mobile apps, or other digital platforms. Ad blocking tools work by identifying and blocking the scripts, codes, or content associated with online advertisements. Ad blocking has become popular due to several reasons. Some people find online ads intrusive, disruptive, or distracting while browsing the web. Others may... Read More
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How to beat Adblockers: Monetize adblock traffic with ExoClick’s solutions
Anna Quiroga — Marketing Content Creator
March 21, 2023 — Ad blocking, Advertiser tips, Popunder, Publisher tips
Ad blockers are becoming increasingly more popular, with 42.7% of internet users using ad blocking tools globally, according to Backlinko. This huge percentage costs billions of dollars in ad revenue losses for publishers, and stops advertiser campaigns reaching end users. But what exactly are ad blockers and how do they affect you as an ExoClick client? In this blog post, we will explain how to beat adblockers: How they work,... Read More
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Adblocking for Publishers Case Study: How to Beat AdBlockers with Popunder In-Line Code
Giles Hirst — Head of Communication
September 12, 2022 — Ad blocking, Case Study: Publisher, Platform features, Publisher tips
How to beat adblockers? The question on every publishers mind is how can I monetize adblock traffic. Ad block software leads to lost ad revenue. According to Statista, adblocking by end users is still very popular. Statista published the latest available figures in their report dated July 4 2022, Adblocking penetration rate in selected countries/territories worldwide as of 3rd quarter 2021. It showed that the average global adblocking rate was... Read More
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Case study: How 3 publishers increased earnings with our in-line popunder code
Ad blocking continues to negatively affect publisher revenues, ExoClick provides a free solution to publisher clients called Neverblock which circumvents ad blockers and still shows publishers ads. But we also have a second option that Publishers can try based around forcing popunders to show even if the end user is using an adblocker. It’s called our in-line popunder code and is very easy to implement in the <body> tags on... Read More
