Interstitial ads are a powerful monetization tool for publishers, strategically placed at natural transition points within content such as page changes, app launches, or game level loads. This document serves as a guide to understanding how interstitial ads work and how publishers can customize their display.
How Interstitial Ads Work:
Detection of Transition Points: Interstitial ads are triggered to display at key transition points within content, identified by the publisher. These transition points include page changes, app launches, or game level loads.
Ad Request: When a transition point is detected, an ad request is sent to the Shareus ad network servers, indicating an opportunity to display an interstitial ad.
Ad Serving: Shareus ad network servers respond to the ad request by serving an interstitial ad. The ad served is relevant to the user's demographics, interests, and behavior, ensuring maximum engagement.
Interstitial Display: The interstitial ad is dynamically loaded and displayed to the user, typically covering the entire screen or a significant portion of it. Users have the option to close the ad if they wish to continue using the webpage, app, or game.
User Interaction: Users can interact with the interstitial ad by clicking on it for more information or to engage with the advertised content. Alternatively, they can choose to close the ad to return to their previous activity.
Conclusion: Interstitial ads offer publishers a highly effective way to monetize their content by displaying ads at natural transition points. With customizable options available through the Shareus dashboard, publishers can optimize their revenue while providing a seamless user experience.
For further assistance or inquiries regarding interstitial ads and customization options, please contact Shareus support.