Ad Blockers Everywhere — How To Earn Without Pushing Users Away?

[SilverLance]

Almost every internet user has an ad blocker these days. Some sites go overboard with pop-ups and autoplay videos. But for creators and publishers, that also means a real drop in revenue.

How do you think websites and content creators make money without driving people away?

 

[Trush Jodie]

Any site that has ads and tries to optimize the site such that the ads are not intrusive would still have users visit the site even with the ads.

 

[kit_hung]

Website owners should be smart. Keep ads minimal and attractive. People want good content without being annoying. Set up a direct support system like the Kenyan support team. Employees should provide special services to existing customers. At the end of the day, with loyal customers, you will earn your income.

 

[Augusta]

Provide a way to pay to opt out of ads or tracking scripts. Doing this will help you earn and remove ads for the users

 

[kit_hung]

Any site that has ads and tries to optimize the site such that the ads are not intrusive would still have users visit the site even with the ads.

You are right. Ads that do not interfere with the user experience often do not cause much trouble. If you place ads in a clean and orderly manner that does not cover the content, people still stay on the site. It is like in a store if you put soft background music instead of the noise of the market, people stay on the site without being disturbed.

The problem comes when ads become like mosquitoes in the night, annoying you at every corner. Incessant pop-ups or videos that start automatically make people run away. But if you balance it well and show that content is the priority, then visitors keep coming back. It is the saying that if you start well, the fish in the sea is still fresh and they will accept the ads without words.

 

[Augusta]

Discover innovative monetization strategies to combat ad blocking and maximize earnings.

 

[SilverLance]

Monetization really does need to get more innovative now.

 

[kit_hung]

Really?
Innovation is required all the time. In every situation.
Am I wrong?