Pop Up Windows For Ecommerce Websites
If used properly, pop-up adverts can benefit your visitors by letting them see additional information on a particular offer or product.
Ask virtually any Web user and they'll say that their two least favourite parts of using the Net are spam and pop-ups. We've all been infuriated at some point by that irritating barrage of unwanted exit pop-ups and pop-unders, making it extremely difficult to actually find the page you were browsing for in the first place.
Let's face it, most pop-up ads are annoying and offer the visitor nothing in the way of extra value. This needn't be the case however, because pop-ups can actually become a key part of your ecommerce website, offering your visitors vital extra information without asking them to keep clicking back. How many times have you visited a site like Amazon or Dabs to be confronted with pop-ups regularly during your spell on the site? These pop-ups don't rile people, however, because they're there as much for the benefit of the visitor as the site itself.
There are many tutorials that show you how to create a pop-up window that displays information about a special deal that's currently available on the Website. In essence, it is advertising in a similar way to most pop-ups, but our pop-up only contains references to our site, and aims to show the visitors how they can save money - if they don't like it, they will close the pop-up, but they won't feel like we're bombarding them with advertising.
There are three different types of pop-ups. The first will appear as soon as the main page is loaded, while the second is less intrusive and will only pop up when the visitor moves their mouse over a button. The third method will display a pop-up when the visitor chooses to click on a link, representing the least intrusive method of popping up information available.
Back to web references |