📣Google Chrome Block starts blocking ads that annoy users too much.

📣Google Chrome Block starts blocking ads that annoy users too much.

Advertisers need not worry, Google doesn't plan to remove all ads. But it will help users to surf the internet smoothly by not showing too many annoying ads such as huge banners, auto-playing audio videos. , annoying flashing ads, etc.

Google will assess whether the ad has passed or not. With the Coalition for Better Ads standards, web owners can test their own website's ads at Web Tools.

At first, Google will notify you that the ads of that website. is in danger of being blocked If the website owner doesn't do this within 30 days, the ads on the website will be blocked.

Therefore, on February 15, 2018, Google Chrome issued a statement to all online business operators through Google channels, generally aware that Google Chrome will begin action to block and remove ads that violate the policy “The Coalition for Better. ads” automatically.

Google Chrome surveyed more than 25,000 Google Chrome users. Cases in North America and Europe can be divided into two major categories on desktop and mobile platforms as follows:

🔹 Disruptive Ad Format on Desktop Platform

1. Pop-ups ads that often pop up to cover the content on the website that we want to keep. Must press {x} before being able to read the content on the website.

2. Autoplay audio ads are ads that will automatically sound loud without the user clicking on it and wanting to listen to it.

3. A large banner ad that appears below the surface of the web page.

4. An advertisement that forces users to wait for a specified countdown timer before they can skip or close it.

🔹 Disruptive Ad Formats on Mobile Platforms

1. Pop-ups ads that often pop up to cover the content on the website that we want to keep. Must press {x} before being able to read the content on the website.

2. Prestitial Ads Ads that advertise the full page of the website.

3. Auto-play video or audio ads that users don't click on and want to listen to.

4. An advertisement that forces users to wait for a specified countdown timer before they can skip or close it.

5. Banner ads larger than 30% appear in the bottom corner of the screen.

6. Flash Animation Advertising

7. Large Sticky Ads

8. Full-screen ads that force users to scroll through the ad. To continue viewing content on the website

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