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t quite the same as frightening them into clicking the advert by making it look like a virus alert or system message, but in visually disguising the advert to appear as though it was a genuine portion of the website.
He described the advert to provide an example of what would be considered unacceptable in the future: "In the Picture Financial Services ad, there was a housewife surrounded by a busy household of kids getting ready for school and the husband was coming down the stairs and grabbing a slice of toast.
While in the online media the calling option from an advert can also be available users online have a tendency 99% of the time (or more) to click on the advert to see more information about the company.
 
 
 
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