May 11, 2018 - New York, N.Y. - The world’s leading adblock analytics and revenue recovery specialists announced the launch of a new feature that enables publishers to offer adblock users ad-free browsing in exchange for a paid subscription or supporting donations. Built into Admiral’s Transact module, subscriptions and donations adds an important new revenue option for publishers at a critical time when revenue losses are growing due to adblocking, and the looming impact of GDPR.

Admiral’s Transact module is a Visitor Relationship Management (VRM) tool that engages users upon site entry to offer customized value exchanges beyond advertising. This message can be configured to present visitors with various choices including whitelisting, a newsletter subscription, a

The European Union’s forthcoming General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) that takes effect May 25th, 2018, will undoubtedly cause massive shifts in the way we operate our businesses online and interact with consumers across every digital touchpoint worldwide.

Admiral has invested in ensuring our products are GDPR compliant. Registered with IAB Europe as a recognized Consent Management Platform (CMP), we’re actively working to offer publishers a consent management solution based on standards set forth by IAB Europe.

If you’re a publisher interested in early access to Admiral’s Consent Management Module, please fill out the form below and one of our representatives will be in touch:

The Google Chrome Adblocker is LIVE: Here’s Everything You Need to Know

What if every one of Google’s billion plus users of its market leading Chrome web browser had an adblocker? Now they do. As of February 15th, this scenario becomes a reality that needs to be understood and addressed by the world’s digital publishers and advertisers.

Traditional 3rd party adblocker usage has seen rapid growth in recent years with no signs of slowing down resulting in billions of dollars of lost ad revenue for publishers worldwide. Last summer, when Google announced that a future update of Chrome will automatically block certain ads by default, the industry began to speculate on intent and subsequent effects.

On February

February 8th, 2018 - Next week, a major update to Google Chrome will affect how nearly two-thirds of internet users experience advertising on the web. As part of a larger initiative aimed at providing users with less intrusive, higher quality web experiences dubbed the “Better Ads Experience Program,” Google will release a pre-installed ad-filtering feature within its browser.

Google has indicated this move is in direct response to stymie the rapid growth in adblocker usage worldwide. By compelling advertisers and publishers to support a better ad experience, the search giant is betting that a more positive (and regulated) ad environment will convince consumers to forgo the use of adblockers. While this release will ultimately force advertisers to create more relevant

New York, NY, December 11, 2017 - Admiral, the world’s leading adblock revenue recovery service announced today the launch of its new self-serve platform and pricing models. Designed to speed up the onboarding process, Admiral Self-serve offers digital publishers of all sizes and needs, instant access to the company’s adblock analytics and recovery solutions.

“Revenue loss from adblocking is a time-sensitive issue, publishers are losing money in real-time” says Admiral CEO Dan Rua. “We launched Admiral Self-serve to offer fast, seamless access to our modules so publishers can start recovering revenue the same day they find us”.

The new self-serve feature allows publishers to select from four different plans: Free, Basic, Advanced, and Pro. The Free plan gives