Understanding In-Page Push Ads
In-page push (also called native or click-to-push) lets you show a compact offer within your content. Learn placement patterns, frequency caps, and how to measure engagement without hurting UX.
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Intro
Monetizing content responsibly requires balancing revenue and user experience. Below you'll find structured guidelines, sample markup, and UX-first approaches to integrate Monetag ad zones while keeping readers happy.
1. Placement & Priority
Good placements are contextual and predictable. Use in-article push zones near natural breaks, reserve interstitials for rewarded flows or exit intent, and always provide clear affordances so the user knows what happens when they interact.
2. Frequency & Reward
Use frequency caps on aggressive units. For rewarded flows — like "watch an ad for a hint" — make reward mechanics explicit and immediate.
3. Accessibility & Performance
Lazy-load scripts where possible, use meaningful ARIA labels on interactive ad containers, and ensure keyboard focus isn't trapped by overlays.
4. Example snippet (client side)
// call the ad SDK then show reward
show_10244671().then(()=>{
// reward user
console.log('Ad finished');
}).catch(err=>{
console.error('Ad error', err);
});
5. FAQ
Will ads slow down my page?
Ad scripts can increase page weight; prefer async loading and only initialize SDKs where required. Monitor with Real User Monitoring (RUM) and set performance budgets.
What about mobile UX?
Opt for smaller in-content units and avoid full-screen units during reading. On mobile, allow users to dismiss units quickly.
Comments
Great checklist — helped me find a slow script on my page.
Would love a checklist for image optimization too.