Native-style pop ads blend into a website’s content, looking like part of the page, while regular redirects send users to a new page entirely. Native pops feel less disruptive, as they match the site’s design and engage users naturally, often leading to better conversion rates. Regular redirects, like popunders, can be effective but might annoy users if not done smoothly. Native pops are great for subtle promotion, while redirects work for bold offers. Both can drive traffic, but it depends on the campaign goal. What do you think about using native-style pops versus redirects for affiliate marketing?
How do native-style pop ads compare to regular redirects?
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