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Apr 29, 2006
I have banners on my website that I use as signs, not as
ads, but they are blocked by my ad blocker program. Even
though I turned off the ad blocker program, I'm thinking my
banners may be blocked on some visitors's computers. So, I'm
wondering is there a way to make my banners where they won't
be blocked by ad blocker programs? What is it about banners
that causes them to be blocked? Is it the size?
TIA
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On 4/30/06, Max wrote:
> Karen,
>
> First of all, give us a link so we can see it.
> That will allow us to help you the most.
>
> Secondly, your problem may be the names of our banners...
> don't call them "banner1.gif", or "banner.jpg" ... don't
> use the words "banner, ad...See More