ExoClick Offers Full Page Interstitial Ads

ExoClick Offers Full Page Interstitial Ads

BARCELONA — ExoClick has announced the launch of its new interstitial ad format that works on both desktop and mobile devices.

According to the innovative ad company, the interstitial is a full page postitial ad that appears between page loads on a website.

“The postitial is triggered when a user clicks on a designated link set by the publisher,” says a company spokesperson. “The publisher has the choice of setting the trigger on click links only, all links or specific links. Once triggered and shown to the user, the full screen displays the ad.”

The top right of the format features a “skip ad” option allowing the user to close the interstitial immediately and view the websites content and is available for the CPM payment model and includes preset and customizable frequency capping options. 

“Interstitials are a popular ad choice because of their size which allows an advertiser to have a larger piece of real estate on a website to promote their product or offer with compelling creatives,” the spokesperson adds. “The ad format is totally Google compliant and has been designed to follow the Better Ads Standards regulations because the interstitial can be easily dismissed by the user.”

ExoClick CEO Benjamin Fonzé says the company continues to help publishers and advertisers make the most of their ad space and marketing budget by providing new online advertising solutions adapted to the current changes of the industry.

“Our new interstitial format offers both publishers and advertisers an alternative to the popular popunder format,” Fonzé explains. “Publishers can get really creative with the triggering and frequency capping feature to find the right balance between advertising and content on their site. Advertisers have a large format space to get really visually creative when communicating their message to their target audience.”

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