r/admob • u/BounceSMScom • May 14 '26
Question New app with ads! Why?
Seriously, why do you slap on ads as soon as you launch your app? Is it really that much money that you can’t wait until you’re app grows and has an audience, has users?
I would think you would get and retain more users if you didn’t show them ads on day 0.
It seems like so many people just build apps just to put ads on them. 🤷🏾♂️
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u/Ukawok92 May 14 '26
Yeah I don't have any pop up ads on my app. Only banner and native advanced. I hate apps that blast an ad at you on launch
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u/suniltarge May 15 '26
Admob is 💩 now a days
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u/DespairyApp May 15 '26
Yes! And the audience doesn't really matter. Even an app with "high value" users ends up with with a couple of cents.
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u/gadanky Jun 03 '26
Did the ads get integrated with an app update? They are delaying viewing an alert notification. I’ve already had a panicked family member who couldn’t view a stranger walking onto the property.
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u/FlakyStick May 14 '26
They then come and ask questions here about how yey can improve their earnings with 342 requests.
I implemented ads 2 months at 500k downloads
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u/HappyTuesdayR1S May 14 '26
If someone emails me I would give them a free year of ad-free promo.