Banner ads are a form of online advertising that appears as a rectangular graphic on a webpage, usually at the top or side of the page. They are designed to attract the attention of website visitors and encourage them to click through to the advertiser's website.
Google Ads is an online advertising platform where advertisers can create and display banner ads on Google's search engine and partner websites. Google Ads allows advertisers to target specific audiences and track the performance of their banner ads.
A tasteful banner ad is visually appealing, relevant to the content of the webpage, and does not disrupt the user's experience. It should also have a clear call-to-action and avoid using excessive or obnoxious animations or sounds.
PF's banner ads refer to Pay-For-Performance ads, which means that advertisers only pay when a user clicks on their ad. This is different from Google Ads, which uses a pay-per-click model where advertisers pay every time their ad is clicked.
Some banner ads may be considered trashy and annoying because they are poorly designed, irrelevant, or intrusive. They may also use clickbait tactics or contain misleading information, which can be frustrating for users. Additionally, some banner ads may appear too frequently or follow the user around the internet, making them feel bombarded and annoyed.