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It's not a problem for the website owners as they are also earning from those annoying popup advertisements. They don't care if their visitors will click it or not as long as it is being shown to their website and gets some views. This is the most annoying and unwanted way of doing internet marketing, I hope this will be obsolete soon.

I agree popup need to go away. They annoy users, make websites look like trash and degrade the websites reputation. Most clicks on popup are accidents so people get directed away from the site to some spammy trash.

They are also almost always not profitable. The ROI on popups is so small.. usually less then 1000-1 That means if you are paying .25 a click you will spend $250 to get 1 legit sale.

I love my Firefox Adblock.. Grin

Popup is about to die soon, on the next Chrome update that has its own ad block

Pop-up windows are used by inept newcomers. This is very aggressive advertising. Now the network business is changing and acting more gently on the target audience. You need to act in such a way that the potential partner himself comes into contact with you. This art is taught on expensive Internet marketing courses. Cheap courses teach you how to send spam

This is true, because the internet is being crowded and the internet is being the mainland of advertisements and promoting products nowadays, rates are becoming higher and higher. I remember when I was on around 2010 when I decided to create some website in a very cheap price but nowadays I can't find some cheap price here with good interface. And advertisements is like a brute force advertising and people are becoming aware of these click baits and popo ups. If were going to be in this, we need to think a better idea like a very good video representation on youtube or facebook about what we can offer in the market.