Introduce popunder monetization with placement, frequency and source settings shaped around your audience.
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A popunder opens an advertising destination in a separate browser window or tab following an eligible interaction. Actual opening and focus behavior depend on the browser.
The destination opens separately from the publisher page. Device behavior, the visitor’s interaction and placement frequency shape the experience.
A visitor interacts with an approved publisher page. The placement checks its configuration and attempts to open an eligible advertiser destination separately, giving the offer its own page while the original content remains available.
Choose a suitable activation point and frequency. A browser can block the opening or bring the new destination into focus.
On a mobile website, an eligible interaction can lead to an advertising destination in another browser tab. The landing page should work comfortably on a small screen, with a clear offer and navigation.
Test actual devices and browsers. Mobile tab switching can differ from a desktop popunder and must not be described as always hidden.
A publisher introduces a popunder on selected content and limits eligible openings through the placement configuration. A repeat visit does not need to trigger the same experience again; the configured limits determine the next opportunity.
Compare recorded delivery with engagement and visitor feedback. Treat the permitted frequency as a configuration choice, not a promise of openings.
Illustrative browser behavior. A new window or tab, its focus and whether it opens at all depend on browser restrictions.
Discuss your content, traffic sources, countries and existing advertising.
Agree activation behavior, frequency and delay before installing the supplied tag.
Compare commercial results with engagement, repeat visits and user feedback.
Compare eligible activity, recorded delivery and revenue by source. Evaluate frequency changes against your audience experience.
A popunder is not suitable for every website. Browser restrictions and the policies of your other monetization partners must be considered.
No. Browser settings, user interaction, eligibility and frequency settings affect whether a window can open.
No. A direct link routes a click to a destination; opening a separate window requires a distinct placement implementation.
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