Popunder

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Creating a block

Go to the block management section of your site (Sites → Site name) and click the Add block button in the top-right corner of the page. Enter a name for the ad block and select the Popunder format (marked as “Popular”). Click the Next button.

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Block settings

After selecting the format, the settings form opens. In the General settings section you enter the block name and choose one of three operating modes:

  • Classic — a standard popunder that opens when the user clicks anywhere on the page.
  • ClickChange — a popunder with URL substitution on click. When a user clicks an active element on the page, the ad page opens instead of the expected navigation: the element's original link is replaced with the ad link.
  • DirectLink — a link for monetizing traffic that is not tied to a specific page.

The set of available settings depends on the selected mode.

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Classic mode

Frequency settings

Parameter Description
Impressions per interval How many times the popunder can fire within a single interval
Interval between impressions (seconds) Time between firings
Delay before start (seconds) How many seconds after the page loads the popunder becomes active
Delay after impression (seconds) Pause after a firing before the next possible impression
Reset impressions after interval If enabled, the impression counter resets when the interval expires or after the page is reloaded
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Trigger elements

  • Included elements — CSS selectors of elements whose click activates the popunder. If the field is empty, the popunder fires on a click anywhere on the page.
  • Excluded elements — CSS selectors of elements whose click does not activate the popunder. They take priority over included elements.

Selectors are listed separated by commas. For example: .fp-ui, .item — the popunder will fire on a click on the player and on elements with the item class.

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Additional settings

Opening method — determines how the ad page opens. Available options:

  • New tab
  • Previous tab
  • New window
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Additional trigger events (optional):

  • Click count — the popunder fires after the specified number of clicks.
  • Keyboard activity — fires on keyboard activity.
  • Exit intent — fires when the user attempts to leave the page.

Targeting settings

Devices — you can restrict impressions by device type: All / Desktop / Mobile. Exclude visitors — if needed, you can exclude traffic from certain sources:

  • Empty referrer
  • From Yandex Search
  • From Google Search
  • From Google Chrome Browser
  • Yandex Browser
  • In App (Web View)
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Block code

After saving the settings, a JS code is generated that must be placed on every page of the site where the Popunder block should work, inside the <body> tag: <syntaxhighlight lang="html">

<script src="https://hdbkell.com/code/wrbhmx425919"></script> </syntaxhighlight> The code contains a unique block identifier — each block has its own.

ClickChange mode

ClickChange is a simplified popunder mode. When the user clicks, the current tab navigates to the ad URL, and the site opens in a new tab.

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Frequency settings

In this mode only one parameter is available:

Parameter Description
Delay after impression (seconds) Pause after a firing before the next possible impression
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Additional settings

Additional trigger events (optional):

  • Click count — fires after the specified number of clicks.
  • Keyboard activity — fires on keyboard activity.
  • Exit intent — fires when the user attempts to leave the page.

Targeting settings

Same as in Classic mode: you can specify the device type and exclude visitors by source.

Block code

<syntaxhighlight lang="html">

<script src="https://hdbkell.com/code/txjkri425919"></script> </syntaxhighlight>

DirectLink mode

DirectLink is a link for monetizing traffic. It does not require placing any code on the site.

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Settings

In the Additional settings section, fill in the following fields if needed:

  • SubID — an additional identifier for grouping earnings statistics (at the publisher's request).
  • Ref — an additional identifier for tracking traffic on the publisher's side (at the publisher's request, see the Postback article).
  • Traffic Back URL (optional) — the page to which users are redirected when no ad could be matched (at the publisher's request).
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Result

After saving, a ready-to-use link is generated in the following form: <syntaxhighlight lang="text"> https://viiukuhe.com/dc/?blockID=425920 </syntaxhighlight> When the additional parameters (SubID, Ref, Traffic Back URL) are filled in, the corresponding GET parameters are appended to the link. The link is used wherever traffic needs to be monetized.

Description of GET parameters

Parameter name Description
blockID Kadam Popunder block identifier
tb Redirect URL when no ad is matched (Traffic Back URL)
subID An additional identifier for grouping earnings statistics
ref An additional identifier for identifying traffic on the publisher's side

See also