My mood determines my reaction to them. If I am not in a goody and if I have a shotgun in my hand.........

I can personally tell you that although these pop up banners are EXTREMELY annoying, they DO NOT deter me from pushing the little x-button in the right hand corner of the pop-up and continuing to navigate through the site..however, rarely I have seen it continue to pop up,but when they do pop up several times before I have read one page, that's when I will leave the site. One last thing, these pop-ups are usually opt in forms for you to receive newsletters and/or other information about the site so you are now also a part of their email marketing campaign..IF THE SITE IS INTERESTING ENOUGH, THE PARTY WILL USUALLY OPT IN WITHOUT HAVING A BANNER CONSTANTLY SHOVED IN THEIR FACE, so having that pop up constantly interrupting your exploration of the site, could potentially cost that website owner a new customer.

I hate them..... It drives me nuts when I see them. I really hate the ones that pop up when your trying to leave. If I want to go, I want to go un-bothered. I usually wont return to sites that do this. It's way too pushy.

I would go with Your feelings about them. If You don't like them at all, so don't implement them for now. Maybe You change Your mind later, but as for now, just leave them out. That's how I handle things I am thinking about...

Kay

I don't mind the ones that pop up as your about to leave the page, this generally means your in for a discount.

Some people swear by them and the might help personally I find them annoying and will leave the site if it comes up too soon

yes, exit pop ups do help increase conversions

I'm fifty-fifty on this, Stevie. Sometimes you just click them away without being bothered to read what they're about - treating them like bothersome commercial ads. Sometimes you do have a closer look. And at times, and this is the worst case scenario, they make you dislike the whole site altogether, feeling like you're being pushed to act in a certain way. So I donna, I think it can be both good and bad.
Tarja

It depends on where you place them. For example, the pop ups that can be added to a footer and slide upwards inobtrusively are okay.

Or there are pop ups that appear only when the visitor clicks to leave the site - exit pop ups. They can be effective.

Many people disable popups or use ad blockers. ~Jude

Good question! I hate them so much that I personally would not like to add to what is already out there.... but again, are these what people actually make money on? Since I would not do to others what I would not like done to myself!! I would not use them .. But I too would love to know the answer to this one!

cloaker the link stevie we love WA but some others get a bit edgy about our wonderful platform .

See Will has answered it,, I just link from my site so I share one of my WA training etc from there

Yes, I know the problem. Actually Google doesn't like any post with affiliate link embedded, and any WA post has your affiliate link embedded within it. Unfortunately, as far as I know, there is no way to escape Google axe: it cuts off...
Loris

Great question steviedean as the answers/responses you've been given are helpful to the family. Hopefully, you have found the answers helpful for you. Sounds like you are moving along well. Keep up the good work!

Jetpack plugin is good, it will auto post to famous social sites when you published any post or pages on your website and there is no problem of vanishing. Lol.

I twitted a direct link to WA the other day using a caption but after doing it I realised it's probably better to directly to my site whereby readers can be taken to some content. Thinking about it wouldnt I sign up to something I new nothing about? I'd imagine that's why Google & FB see direct linking as spam.

Great advice you two - thanks.
Richard

Naughty boy!

Chris is correct. I link directly to my website and I haven't had any problems. I have heard facebook doesn't care for WA, also so I just upload a post from my site and I don't mention Wealthy Affiliate.

Regards,

Edward Mijarez

G+ marks anything with a direct link to WA as spam. They will close your account if you keep linking directly to WA. You must link to your website.

The more the better is the rule. But if you are using up a lot of valuable time getting comments from here, using our comments exchange program, I personally only aim for 2 or 3. What you really want are posts/pages with such valuable, engaging content and alluring keywords that you are getting "real" comments from people who have found your site doing a search, enjoyed your post, and left you a comment. Those are indicative of true success on your site, and you cannot possibly have too many of those kinds of comments.

Great job for getting lots of comments on your blog. The more the better for SEO and ranking!

Hi Stevie, getting more comments for your pages is an excellent way to tell Google that your page/post is good. You should add Google analytic's to your page. Anyway you have a very blessed day my friend....bye....

The more, the better, however, you should keep an eye on the quality of the comments. They should always be relevant and an addition to your original article.

As larger your audience through consistent posting and updating gets, as more comments will come in.
It is always good to aim high, and deal with the flow after. A little like in Web-Design right. :D

The more the merrier!

Do you mean from here or your adoring public?

Comments bring fresh text and new keywords, see from this perspective and the answer comes itself.

How many do you want?

the more the better you know about the website comment system here? It is a sorta comment exchange system. Info should be in one of the training videos. Be on the look out.