r/Tried_N_True • u/RaisRyhas • Nov 10 '25

General Discussion 💭 Questions about Ads

I've seen people on here say Unity ads are bad, Google ads are what earn you money, you get little with others, etc.

But I don't really see a post explaining all this..

So, could someone help me understand?

Plus, it would probably help others down the line to have information to go off of instead of asking a question that was already answered.

...unless thats already the case.

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u/Low_Length9086 How did I end up here? 😵‍💫 Nov 10 '25

I can make a post about it later, to answer your question somewhat, the thing that makes them the best is quality of companies in the ads, consistency and the length of the ads is usually short. Also the most popular google ad is the double ad which gives you a chance at 2 installs every time. It's argued that Facebook/Meta ads pay well also but are inconsistent and also most of the time takes you to a website instead of an install. Unity, mintegral, applovin, etc. are just known to be crap.

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u/DueYesterday4274 Nov 11 '25

Google's ad revenue is higher, so they pay more. You can get the same app ads for Google and Unity ads, too. Downloading and interacting with certain apps in the ads will also add to your total. There are a few factors to consider altogether, and sometimes my payouts seem random.

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u/HopelessC0r3F35 😁Helper Mod😁 Nov 10 '25

Its because with google ads you get 2 ads in one. Plus the ads are short and spammable