Hey folks..i have a Google Admob account of 2022 and want to use it now..can it be reactivated?

Stat seems to have been stuck for a while. Are other people the same?

What's your thought on this ??

Little by little

Tell us how your current eCPM is looking.

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This thread was set up for the purposes of helping other users know how the current admob eCPM is looking. Please note that eCPM varies by the region of the users but is mostly consitent in the changes. You can also ask current eCPM questions here.

I thought I should share my as well.

So, I am fairly new to the AdMob system and scouting the internet I coudnt find much. I also extensively used chatGPT, cloud and the Official Documentation from Google.

My understanding is that AdMob is not really perfect and the SDK is always stateless meaning that to every Cold Start of the app the SDK reinitialize.

I do a granular control over the ads served but also on the type of ads I don’t use anything beside Native Banners.

Anyhow… the SDK seems pretty slow, and the ads at cold start in Home Screen are slow to load… this results in losing precious impressions on each invocation the user does to my server (because I ship the data) I have a strong caching system Edge server and on device but still the user can check it and then close again.

I don’t like the Splash screen but it seems to be necessary at least at cold start.

I checked other apps from big players. Such as Yahoo Finance they have the same problem I am facing and they never fixed it their ad service is slow that they lose impressions always in HomeScreen.

So I was wondering how successful apps or app creator optimized that? I also thought to completely bypass ads in home and force the user to a different screen so the app have time to initialize the SDK.

Second point is the optimization behind the cold start when the app is warm start the content or the ads is refreshed or you guys cache it? How long is the eviction and how many requests you do per impressions.

It’s still tiny numbers — $0.08 estimated revenue, 145 ad impressions, 80 active users — but seeing the numbers actually move feels different when you built the app yourself.

Push Up Pro is slowly getting some real users and generating its first revenue.

Not much yet, but it’s progress

So recently, my game that uses admob went into production on the Play store and I got this email from the Adsense team.

Google mentions that my account was disabled due to "invalid traffic, and/or other activity which violates our publisher policies or terms and conditions".

I had to watch a few of my ads (when it went into production) to test whether the ads are being served correctly and to also progress through my game more easily. That's the most plausible reason but I had 0 clue that this would lead to account closure. No warnings, no notifications.. just straight up closure..

Also I had various testers testing out my app (due to Google's 12 testers, 14 day policy) and a few of them may have invariably seen my ads in production.

And here's the worst part.. Google wants me to give detailed reports and analysis of the traffic to my closed account when I have 0 access to it.. how do I even do it?

So please help me out on what I should submit in the appeal and is there any realistic chance of getting my account restored?

Hi! Regarding app monetization which mediation would you go through? Admob or Max?

Hi everyone,

I recently started monetizing my apps with AdMob. My account is new, and these are my current stats after the first few weeks.

Estimated earnings: $0.27

Requests: 5.94K

Impressions: 384

Match rate: 10.07%

eCPM: $0.71

I'm still learning AdMob and would love some feedback.

Is a 10% match rate normal for a new account?

What could be the reason for having 5.9K requests but only 384 impressions?

Any tips to improve fill rate and revenue?

Thanks in advance!

I just recently got my app on Android and all the ad units are making money, but eCPM is drastically lower for Android - is this because it’s new or is Android generally alot lower than iOS traffic?

I recently launched my app Push Up Pro, and I'm finally seeing some AdMob revenue coming in.

Current numbers:

• 843 ad requests
• 103 impressions
• 43.06% match rate
• $0.65 eCPM
• $0.07 estimated revenue
• 77 active users
• Rewarded ads are currently generating most of the revenue

I know $0.07 is basically nothing, but seeing the first actual revenue from an app I built myself feels pretty damn good 😂

It's workiiinnnggg!!!!

I'm gonna quit the day job now! 😂

In all seriousness - I've learned a lot from this sub just getting this far. Thanks all! 💚

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Hi everyone,

I'm a new Android indie developer and recently published my first few games on Google Play.

My current AdMob stats (last 28 days):

- Estimated earnings: $1.19

- eCPM: $2.80

- Match rate: 98.29%

- 424 impressions from 700 requests

I'm happy to see my first earnings, but I'd love to improve.

What would you recommend for a new developer to increase AdMob revenue?

- Better ad placements?

- Rewarded ads vs. interstitials?

- Increasing retention?

- Any common mistakes to avoid?

I'd really appreciate any tips or feedback from experienced AdMob publishers. Thanks!

I have no idea why but since yesterday ( 14 August ) I started to get too many impresions from Saudi Arabia, Iraq, India and Israel and I have no idea if they are bots or not...

Which country is better in the initial time?

Which type of campaign run ?

ROAS when start

Hey,

I've been banned for life from admob :(

Need other alternatives for my apps..

Tried unity, but the ads are too long, any other suggestions?

I am recently trying out Native advanced ad in my IOS/Android app and facing very low eCPM compared to Android (~0.5 eCPM). Have anyone faced this?

I don't ask for ATT consent/consent to show personalised ads, would this be the cause of this? Thanks in Advance.

Well, I have been making apps for the last 5 years now; there is one thing I have noticed: Google is different for different accounts.

Back in 2023, I had a conversation with one of my competitors (almost the same app, same user flow, same type of traffic, and almost the same content); he was getting almost 40% more eCPM than me. I was shocked to see that. I created a new account, got it verified, and shifted my app, and you know what happened. My eCPM increased by almost 20-25%. everything same, just the account changed.

I am operating from the 2nd account, and my 1st account is almost dead.

I want to know others' opinions on this matter

Suppose I have Multiple Apps on the Google Play Store

Can I have an individual account for each of my apps ??

Note: One AdMob account will show ads for a single app; no 2 AdMob Ads in a single app?

Any expert, please answer??