I have noticed that some faucets are still using AdHitz and found a thread on this forum regarding is AdHitz profitable for faucets? First of all I used AdHitz on my faucet for a couple of months, CTR is good, I reached minimum payout threshold ($25) and after that noticed AdHitz ads are not anymore displayed on my faucet and my website has been removed, but fortunately for me I got paid, maybe because I am a publisher since 2014 so if you are a faucet admin do not use AdHitz
Right now apart from bitcoin ad networks, I am using adgrowmedia, have not reached payout threshold, would like to know if anyone has used adgrowmedia and received a payout. I have also seen a lot of faucets using ads served by AdsOptimal, would like to know an opinion on this also. Thank you
Right now apart from bitcoin ad networks, I am using adgrowmedia, have not reached payout threshold, would like to know if anyone has used adgrowmedia and received a payout. I have also seen a lot of faucets using ads served by AdsOptimal, would like to know an opinion on this also. Thank you
I'm not running a faucet or using AdHitz but I wanna thank you for the information. You wasn't have to
Thanks.Running a faucet is not profitable anymore, admins have to keep rotating the ad revenue and sometimes have to pay out of pocket. AdHitz pays once a month, should reach minimum threshold, if a faucet admin has paid out of his pocket hoping to get a payout from AdHitz then it is not worth it, so just wanted to let the faucet admins know
Yeah you are right. There was bitmedi.io once when I ran a faucet they were paying out daily but banned me after a while. So the real problem is with the ad companies.
+1
I had checked your blog, really good. I would not still recommend using adsense on your faucet (users click randomnly on ads and from google's perspective it ain't good), see faucet traffic is faucet traffic, there is no other way to put it. AdHitz is not into faucet traffic, but PTC traffic, an alternative of faucet traffic, but with more genuine human traffic involved.
