Boost your communication with app page templates using interactive interstitial pop-up

Interstitial ads have a slow load time because they are generally larger in size than other types of ads, affecting core web vitals. They also tend to be more complex, with more graphics and interactive elements. Slow load times and latency issues are frustrating for users because they result in a poor user experience.

Interstitials can be displayed in different formats, such as text, a static image, rich media, or a video. The timing of the close option depends on the ad type. Usually, static ads can be closed instantly while interstitial video ads may have up to a 5-second delay before allowing the user to close the ad.

Interstitial ads are full-screen ads that cover the interface of their host app. Theyre typically displayed at natural transition points in the flow of an app, such as between activities or during the pause between levels in a game.

Banner: A basic ad format that appears at the top bottom of the device screen. Interstitial: Full-page ads appear at natural breaks transitions, such as level completion.

Interstitial ads appear when a user makes an action, for example, clicks on another article, unlike pop-up ads that appear immediately. Interstitial ads also have a built-in frequency capping of one interstitial ad per user in an hour, whereas pop-ups dont have this feature.

A pop-up ad is an ad that pops up in its own window when you go to a page. It obscures the Web page that you are trying to read, so you have to close the window or move it out of the way. Pop-under ads are similar, but place themselves under the content you are trying to read and are therefore less intrusive.

Interstitials are overlays on the whole page and dialogs are overlays only on a part of the page, sometimes also obfuscating the underlying content. Websites often need to show dialogs for various reasons; however, interrupting users with intrusive interstitials may frustrate them and erode their trust in your website.

In between page content, levels, or stages Avoid placing an interstitial ad every single time the user does an action. It is recommended that interstitial ads appear before the break page rather than after. Break pages often require a user to tap a Next button (or equivalent).