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Monique Danao is a highly experienced journalist, editor, and copywriter with an extensive background in B2B SaaS technology. Her work has been published in Forbes Advisor, Decential, Canva, 99Designs ...

Do you want to animate your banners? An animated banner is basically an online advertisement element that contains a moving sequence of images, animation, text, and other interactive objects. It is ...

Google has announced a number of changes for their Adsense advertising program that has become the mainstay of many blogs [and websites]. In what could be considered somewhat contriversial, Google has ...

It looks like Google is caving on the policy of not allowed animated images within its AdSense program. According to an article over at DM News named Google Plans Flashier Image Ads said, "A test ...

Even though they are almost universally disliked, the use of autoplay videos and animated GIFs has been increasing steadily for years. Why? The reason is simple: They work. “I would say marketers tend ...

Facebook refused to fill its site with flashy animated banner ads for a decade. Zuckerberg thought these interrupted the user experience, and could stunt growth. But after reaching near ubiquity and ...

Your ultimate goal is to drive people to your website, yet the first task involves getting noticed. Companies for services and products try a variety of tactics, that include e-mail correspondence, ...

Editor's Note: This story has been updated from an earlier version that incorrectly described banner ads as being looked at by the highest percentage of users. A correction has been published here.

Google Inc. is testing banner advertisements using animated images on some partner Web sites. The Mountain View, Calif., Internet-search giant published a note on its site telling AdSense customers -- ...