Thursday 13 December 2012

GOOGLE SOLVES BANNERS AD CLICKS WITH CONFIRMATION BUTTION

GOOGLE SOLVES BANNERS AD CLICKS WITH CONFIRMATION BUTTION



THERE little more annoying than trying to dismiss a banner ad within an app only to miss your mark they make those X's so tiny ,after all.It's not that clicking the ad giving the developer is so horrible that we try to avoid it at all anges,but when you"re in the middle of a game or trying to read through your social networking timelines it is quite the nuisance to be kicked over to  the browser.

GOOGLE found a way to fix that little issue with the latest update to adwords.If you happen to click an edge of an ad,the ad will now display a quick prompt asking if you want to be taken to the ads destination.Its a very small and simple change,but one that makes a lot of sense and will save users a lot of headache and trouble.

Mobile ads are unique in that the lack of precision compared to a mouse and the disruptive action of being kicked out of an app is something that can ruin the user experience for many. Even full screen ads can remain an issue. Take the Scarface game, for instance the game uses full screen ads after certain action that require multiple button presses.Since these occurrences can be random it is easy to click one inadvertently.

It was so bad that the game was completely undesirable to play no matter how fun it was. I completely uninstalled it, and that was that.Its great that google is finally doing something about it,and while developers might not like the missed revenue from those random, accidental clicks that occur they should take solace in the fact that users will be a lot happier to use ad enabled apps


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