Although
online advertising is a booming in the market ecosystem it is not
without complications. Currently, Ad blockers are among the most
pertinent issues that the industry is struck with. According to
reports, more than 50% of internet users are using ad blockers that
restrict ads from being displayed. Thus, advertisements never
actually reach the intended consumers because they are blocked. The
trend is on a rise and it is posing a serious threat to the digital
ad industry. Even the biggest online publishers are
facing the challenge. There has been a number of innovations to
tackle with the issue and they are reviving the industry from the
well known lacunae. The below are mentioned some of the measures that
are helping the ad industry to tackle Ad blockers.
Publishers
will have to provide quality content that is worth paying for.
Advertising is currently the only way of earning for most of free
publishers. They provide content for free and gain good traffic to
their website. Thus, advertisements in such websites are viewed by
users who are searching for contents. Thus, if an ad is blocked by
the user, the publisher's earning is seriously impacted. Thus, the
only way for publishers to keep up the business is to charge users or
monetizing the content. This would lead to restricted contents in the
site that can be accessed only through payments. In other words,
users should be made known that, in fact, content in the website is
not for free and they are not being charged only because of those
advertisements.
Another
way to do this is to educate users how the industry works because
there are lots who does not realize the relevance of ads in websites.
Publishers should darken or make the content inaccessible to users
who are blocking ads and create a relevant pop up to convey the same
message. This would educate users and let the publisher carry on
advertising. However, it should be noted that ads should be as less
interruptive as possible. There is always a possibility that users
might leave the website for other publishers with similar content
rolled out for free.



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