Most advertisers on AdSense/A-Ads do not individually picked, more just throw their sites into filters. By default, these filters are probably set that the site has standard quality traffic, which will accept most ads for new sites. If the ads see a large amount of low quality or high quality traffic, the filters on the ad may change accordingly, leading to higher/lower earnings.
As for networks such as Bee-Ads/Adbit, faucets can be a good place to advertise other GPT sites (such as other faucets). If you can entice a user that is already collecting free bitcoins to get more free bitcoins through your ad, chances are they would want to do that. Combined with a low minimum daily bid on most sites (1,000 - 10,000 Satoshi per day), it could be quite profitable.
Topic: How do faucets get advertisers? (Read 1972 times)
Better put all different advertising space if want get maximise of payout
they user advertising networks to get advertisers for their faucet website
just search for bitcoin advertising networks and you will find many
just search for bitcoin advertising networks and you will find many
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Adbit.co isn't good for new faucet as the minimum bid is 0.0001BTC. I would suggest a-ads. It is simple and easy. You will get bids the next day after you join if your faucet has some views.
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There are some website like adbitco , a-ads that sell and buy space for user
I was under the impression that being able to post ads on your website with services like AdWords required a certain amount of traffic and a certain quality of website. I can't imagine faucets meet these criteria. Is there another service these sites are using?
I have seen adworks on some faucets.
I was under the impression that being able to post ads on your website with services like AdWords required a certain amount of traffic and a certain quality of website. I can't imagine faucets meet these criteria. Is there another service these sites are using?
There are bitcoin ad sites like adbitco, which essentially, allow the same thing as adwords and don't have the requirement,
I was under the impression that being able to post ads on your website with services like AdWords required a certain amount of traffic and a certain quality of website. I can't imagine faucets meet these criteria. Is there another service these sites are using?
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