Imagine driving down the road in your car and stopping at an intersection. The moment you do, an ad pops up on your dashboard, covering your GPS and forcing you to close it. Then you stop again and it ...

If tailgating, too-bright headlights, and excessive honking weren’t enough, here’s a new irritant for all you drivers out there: advertising that pops up inside your car—and seemingly can’t be ...

In the age of the internet, pop-up ads are seemingly everywhere. No doubt they’re useful to the companies displaying them – they enhance visibility and can generate leads and revenue. But for the user ...

The worst place to see an ad of any kind is a navigation app like Google Maps. And the worst time to see such an ad is while using the app to navigate. Ads that pop up mid-drive are hardly helpful or ...

You may reason that adverts are a necessary evil of living in the 21st century. Whether it be banners while browsing the internet, promos baked into operating systems, or pop-up ads appearing on just ...

Comedian Matt Rife’s new ad campaign for cosmetics brand e.l.f. is the latest celebrity-starring commercial that has caused social media users to melt down. The make-up brand published their ad online ...

They’re annoying, and they seem to be everywhere. I’m talking about pop-up ads. You know … the small windows or banners that appear in the foreground while you’re browsing a website. They are ...

Google Maps is a widely used tool for getting around, but one user spotted what was thought to be a new ad format where ads pop up during navigation to recommend a “quick detour” – thankfully that’s ...

Iterative testing is crucial to ongoing success of any PPC campaign. As we inevitably entrust more of this testing process to ad platform AI, gaining insights into what worked becomes more complicated ...

Tired of pop-up ads and spyware on movie sites? Learn how to block annoying ads safely using a simple DNS setting on your phone, no apps required. These ads are not only irritating, but they can also ...

TV ad supply is disappearing. By 2027, US television (linear and streaming combined) could lose up to a quarter of its ad volume, industry analyst Brian Wieser predicted in October. GroupM, Wieser’s ...