Friday, September 21, 2007

Pop Up Ads?

Today I got a complaint from a reader in Scotland.
They said the number of pop up ads from my blog was making their browser go crazy.
I'm a bit perplexed, because I have never opted into AdSense (after Edward's experience).
The only affiliate program I have is Amazon, which I've now taken down.
The only widget ad I have is for my store
And when I got to my site, I don't have issues with pop up ads.

Note, I do have my pop up blocker on. I use Firefox, which is really great at filtering all of them out. But still, even without it on, I don't get ads.
So do me a favor. Go by my site. Tell me here if your browser goes wonkers due to pop up ads. Or does my reader in Scotland just need to turn on his pop up blocker?
Easy-Writer
Thank you.

2 comments:

  1. Oh... Ed just told me that it's Blogger.

    I wonder when the day will come when they make us pay to blog, or have "premium" sites with no pop up ads.

    Anyway, I can't complain too much. I understand revenues are the reason I'm able to blog for free. In the meanwhile, I just turn on my pop up blocker and don't sweat it.

    I think the people who have the most issues are those who list the comments in a pop up window, rather than just on the body of their blog, as Edward does here.

    xxxx
    I hope things are good for everybody.
    Big hugs all around. I've been having a hellacious week with my son.

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  2. Yes it is blogger. That's why I use typepad. I also pay a monthly fee to use Typepad. I don't know if you pay for your site or not, but I do know free blogging software has lots of pop-ups. Right when I came to your site my pop up blocker kept making the bubbles sounds its makes when it's fighting pop up crime.

    Who would think that is a good idea in regards to marketing, never in my life have I clicked on a pop-up ad.

    Browne, thebusbench

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