Pop-up:
A Pop-up is a
separate browser window appearing automatically at a specified
point when a user opens a website
in his browser. Mostly the Pop-up appears right on
entering the site, sometimes when leaving the site. Usually it
contains some form of advertisement
or an opt-in
form to subscribe to a mailing
list.
With the heavy misuse
of Pop-ups by certain sites (Pop-up spamming
) much to the annoyance of Internet users Pop-ups became
frowned upon and Pop-up filters or blockers are now standard
feature in every browser. Still they are a useful tool for
Internet Marketers and moderate use (i.e. not several Pop-ups
springing up at once or continuously making it almost
impossible for the user to take a look at the site he wanted to
see) can lead to good results and improved conversion
rates.
Pop-ups today are
often used as little squeeze
pages with the intention
to grab the user’s email address.

Pop-up window on
www.landingpagecashmachine.com
to capture the user’s email address. There is even an
audio file included in the Pop-up.
[Pop
originally is imitative,
resembling a short sound when something is hit; later,
together with suffixes –up
or
-off
the meaning was extended
to “something appearing
suddenly”]
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Recommended
Resources:
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Impact
Pop-up
is a little program that
creates highly converting Pop-ups
(allegedly unblockable). These can
account for an up to 50% higher sales
or signup rate.
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Peel Away
Ads
is an alternative to Pop-up ads
with the same or better conversion
rates but without annoying or
irritating a
visitor
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