Definition:
A page stealer is a banner format that typically uses the measures of 300×250 pixels. It is one of the most used formats in the history of the internet. Page stealers usually measure 300×250 pixels. They are often placed in the middle of long articles, where they scroll down and an article is broken.
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Advantages of page stealer
Thanks to the different sizes and formats they adapt to almost any website. Being able to be strategically located in places with better visibility. Page stealers are one of the best formats for display advertising thanks to their creative offer and ease of adaptation to multiple websites. At the beginning these banners were static now they have evolved to more interactive formulas that make them more attractive and improve their statistics, increasing the CTR.
Types of page stealer
- Page stealer 300×250. Banner format in rectangle and the most widespread. It is an essential and very effective banner, it can appear at the beginning or end of the site and is compatible with the navigation of any device.
- Page stealer 300×300. Square-shaped format, this display advertising is compatible with both desktop and mobile.
- Page stealer 300×600. Half-page banner with rectangular shape with possibilities, also, multi-device.
- Drop-down page stealer. On-page drop-down format that causes the banner to expand when you pass the courses overhead.
