Exit Ads Followup

This is a follow up to the earlier article,  Exit Popups Can Get Your Site Blacklisted or Banned.

In the above article, I talked about a couple of sites which accidentally linked to each other through Popup Ads.  The end result was that visitors to either of the sites were trapped in an endless loop with no way to leave, unless, of course, they agreed to purchase a product.  Additionally, due to the popularity of the technology, it was fast becoming commonplace to have to close out of six to ten sites before actually being able to close the browser. » read more

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Exit Popups Can Get Your Site Blacklisted or Banned

Exit Popups — A Warning to Users

Exit popups are great tools for multiplying sales by 2 or more times. Several big Internet marketers have reported they earn more money from the popups than from the site itself. For this reason, exit popups have become very popular.

Exit Popups (EPs) were first used to produce additional sales of the primary product on a website, but affiliate marketers think a little differently. They discovered that EPs can also promote affiliate sales. Therefore many of the EPs force visitors to other sites.

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NVU vs OpenOffice.Org for WP Articles

I noticed that many Internet marketers and gurus suggest using the wysiwyg html editor, NVU (the latest version is called KompoZer) for creating web pages, squeeze pages, etc. I have been using it for years and it does well – if it is creating stand-alone content.

I prefer creating my article content at my desktop, rather than through the Internet. So when I create an article for my WordPress websites, I create them on my computer and copy and paste the code into the html form in WordPress. I discovered that when I cut and paste NVU source code into WordPress, I get the privilege of spending the next five to ten minutes cleaning up the mess.

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