Google AdSense not allowing pop-ups due to poor user experiences
Publishers using Google AdSense will no longer be able to use pop-up or pop-under ads. Google stated that these types of ads do not provide a good user experience and said it did not want overly-intrusive ad formats. Google has recently clarified its policies on pop-ups and believes changes will "maintain a healthy ads ecosystem that benefits both publishers and advertisers".

by Philip Rosenstein , July 12, 2017

Publishers using Google AdSense can no longer serve pop-up or pop-under ad formats.

Google is “no longer permitting the placement of Google ads on pages that are loaded as a pop-up or pop-under," read Google’s Inside AdSense blog post on Tuesday "Additionally, we do not permit Google ads on any site that contains or triggers pop-unders, regardless of whether Google ads are shown in the pop-unders.”

Google explains that “these ads [do not] provide a good user experience, and therefore are not suitable for Google ads.”

Further, “these policies help... maintain a healthy ads ecosystem that benefits both publishers and advertisers.”

The internet giant has been considering for a while a refinement of its ad policies. It had set a Jan. 10, deadline for beginning to downgrade mobile web pages that used intrusive interstitial ads.