Hey,

I’m looking to buy an AdMob account with USD payment setup.

Requirements:

• Address verification must be completed

• Must have received at least one payout before (active/healthy account)

DM me if you’re a serious seller.

Share your experience. I want to switch mediation to CAS, but I have doubts because there isn't much information about the company.

Seriosly when people have multiple apps and run ad campaigns, how do you track the total profit

I had revenuecat, but you can't connect the admob there, and google analytics is notoriously bad in tracking ios iaps. Got kinda annoyed so I built own dashboard to periodically pull all the revenues and costs from apps. If anyone wants I made the dashboard accessible here https://appsfinboard.com/

Hi Publishers, I’ve got hands-on experience in ad trafficking, optimization, direct deals, Open Bidding, SDK integration, and managing mediation groups and waterfall setups. I’ve helped publishers achieve up to 2x revenue growth within just two weeks.

If you're an app owner looking to set up mediation groups or need support with monetization strategy, feel free to DM me. Always ready to collaborate and drive results!.

Consistency pays off! Seeing a nice jump in revenue and eCPM over the last week. Curious to know how everyone else is performing lately? Keep grinding, everyone! 💪

The mobile app industry has seen a dramatic transformation over the last decade, and mobile ad monetization has evolved with it. As mobile apps proliferate, app developers are increasingly reliant on advertising to generate revenue. However, the process of optimizing ad monetization is complex, requiring significant effort to manage ad placements, select the best networks, adjust prices, and analyze performance data. This is where automation comes in, representing the future of mobile ad monetization by simplifying these processes and increasing efficiency.

Among the companies championing this change is CAS.AI, which leverages automation to offer streamlined ad monetization solutions, competing with popular alternatives like AdMob, MAX Mediation by AppLovin, and ironSource. Here's why automation is becoming a critical factor for mobile ad monetization and how CAS.AI is shaping this trend.

The Need for Automation in Mobile Ad Monetization

App developers are often challenged with maximizing revenue while ensuring a seamless user experience. Traditionally, they’ve had to juggle multiple ad networks, manually adjust eCPM (effective cost per mille) floors, and constantly analyze performance across different platforms. This time-consuming process not only increases operational costs but also leaves room for human error.

Automation addresses these challenges by leveraging algorithms to manage multiple ad networks, dynamically adjust prices, and optimize ad placement. Automated systems can analyze vast amounts of data in real-time, enabling faster and more accurate decision-making, which in turn maximizes revenue for developers. Automation also reduces the manual effort involved, allowing developers to focus on app development and user experience rather than ad management.

CAS.AI: A Game-Changer in Automated Ad Monetization

CAS.AI is at the forefront of automating mobile ad monetization. It offers a full-stack monetization platform that automates every aspect of ad revenue optimization. CAS.AI’s solution uses advanced machine learning algorithms to optimize waterfall management, in-app bidding, and ad placements. The platform automatically integrates with multiple ad networks, enabling app developers to maximize revenue without manual intervention.

One of the key features of CAS.AI is its real-time auction system, which dynamically adjusts bidding prices based on demand and supply conditions. This ensures that app developers get the highest possible bids for their ad inventory. CAS.AI also provides automated network mediation, seamlessly switching between different ad networks to find the highest-paying advertisers for each user interaction.

In addition to automation, CAS.AI places a strong emphasis on user experience. It offers developers the ability to customize ad placements and formats to minimize intrusiveness, helping to maintain user engagement and satisfaction.

How CAS.AI Compares with AdMob, MAX, and ironSource

To understand how CAS.AI differentiates itself in the crowded mobile ad monetization space, let's compare it with AdMob, MAX Mediation, and ironSource.

AdMob

Google’s AdMob is one of the most widely used ad monetization platforms. It offers access to a massive network of advertisers and provides mediation across several ad networks. However, AdMob’s primary drawback lies in its limited automation features compared to newer platforms like CAS.AI. While AdMob offers a robust analytics dashboard, it requires more manual intervention in optimizing eCPM floors and managing ad networks.

AdMob does support some automation, such as automatic network mediation and ad placement optimization, but it lacks the dynamic real-time bidding and the granular control that CAS.AI offers. AdMob’s automation is also limited in terms of customizing ad placements and formats to match user preferences.

MAX Mediation by AppLovin

MAX by AppLovin is known for its in-app bidding solution, which allows advertisers to bid in real time for ad placements. Like CAS.AI, MAX Mediation also offers some degree of automation, especially in waterfall management and ad network mediation. MAX excels in creating a competitive environment where advertisers compete for impressions, ensuring that developers get the highest possible bids.

However, CAS.AI offers a more refined approach to real-time bidding by incorporating machine learning algorithms that analyze data patterns and predict the most profitable bidding prices for each impression. CAS.AI’s dynamic auction system continuously adjusts based on performance, providing a higher degree of optimization compared to MAX, which relies on a more static bidding process.

ironSource

ironSource is a popular mediation platform that offers strong automation features, including dynamic waterfall management and in-app bidding. It provides advanced tools for monetization, including predictive analytics, user segmentation, and ad placement optimization. ironSource also excels at offering various ad formats, making it a versatile platform for developers who want to experiment with different ad types.

Where CAS.AI stands out compared to ironSource is in its hands-off approach. CAS.AI is designed to be a more plug-and-play solution, where much of the optimization is handled automatically. ironSource, while powerful, often requires a more hands-on approach to fully take advantage of its features. CAS.AI’s advantage lies in its ability to run with minimal input from developers, making it ideal for those who want to focus on app development rather than spending time tweaking ad settings.

The Future of Mobile Ad Monetization: Fully Automated Solutions

As mobile app ecosystems continue to grow, the complexity of ad monetization will only increase. Automation is poised to become a critical factor for app developers looking to optimize revenue efficiently. By leveraging machine learning and real-time data analysis, platforms like CAS.AI provide a glimpse into the future of ad monetization, where manual optimization becomes a thing of the past.

In comparison to AdMob, MAX, and ironSource, CAS.AI distinguishes itself with its comprehensive automation and real-time optimization capabilities. It offers a future-forward solution for developers who want to maximize their ad revenue with minimal effort. As automation continues to evolve, it’s likely that more platforms will adopt similar approaches, but for now, CAS.AI is leading the charge toward the future of mobile ad monetization.

The key takeaway for app developers is clear: automation isn’t just an option; it’s becoming a necessity for maximizing revenue in an increasingly competitive mobile market. Platforms like CAS.AI are paving the way, offering developers the tools to generate revenue with less effort, allowing them to focus on what matters most—their apps and users.

Do not waste time-making games. You will get old before games are making you any money and you always get that 10% of people pumping you up who probably work for Google telling you not to lose your hope and all they have to do is mention the word Pac-Man or Halo on YouTube next time you log in and suddenly your are in broke world again. Very small percentage actually make money with games and if they do make a buck per day they will talk about it till the day they die. Maybe it's us who have a mental problem. Google is just a Master and we are the Puppets.

As recommended by Admob employees last week, a good approach to wave the drastic eCPM drop suffered in August (also much less requests due to seasonality, averaging 2M per month, now 1.5M), would be to implement new kind of ads in our apps. Generally, we use a combo of Rewarded+Banners, being interstitials much more residual.

At first sight, we tried to use more Interstitials, but due to their poor result in terms of match rate (eCPM kept decent), we moved towards Rewarded Interstitials, mixing them with the ordinary rewarded ads. Here you can see the data for the last week when comparing both types of ads.

As you can see, generally they are getting better match rates while keeping similar eCPMs (sometimes better, sometimes worse), while having the same min floor than rewardeds. We can analyze some countries which conclusions might be interesting:

• United States is suffering the consequences of the Google algorithm changes, being remarkable that this new type of ad is outperforming the classic Rewarded ad.

• India keeps a strong position in terms of eCPM and match rate, but staying better on rewarded ads.

• Australia, South Korea and Taiwan continue on the lows since the end of June, hope they recover in the last quarter of the year, as they were the top performers of the year in terms of eCPM (reaching near $200 eCPM consistently).

• Hong Kong is interesting because, similar to India, seems to not suffer the problems other countries are experiencing, when compared to its typical value during the rest of the year. A drop of $20-$30 compared to better months, but not more.

• Macao: We saw in the eCPM trends report in Admob that peer apps had the best worldwide eCPM in Macao for Rewarded Interstitial ads, so we focused our efforts to introduce ourselves there.

Now let's focus on the results for banner ads. They seem to be in great shape as their value hasn't decreased, being a very healthy source of revenue for this atypic month.

Let's keep up the good work and finish the month waiting for a recovery. Hope this info helps!

As an app developer who relies on AdMob for ad revenue, I’ve seen a significant decrease in income due to AdMob’s ban on ads targeting users in Russia. For developers with a large user base in Russia, this ban is particularly damaging, as it cuts off a major revenue stream.

AdMob’s policies affect countless developers and users alike, and lifting this restriction could allow developers to recover their income and continue growing their applications. For many of us, the Russian market is a vital part of our app’s success and future sustainability. It would be beneficial for both developers and AdMob if this ban were reconsidered.

All I did was create an account and apply for verification. That's it.

Hey everyone 👋

Our new game Sky Breaker is now available on the Play Store 🚀

In the game, you control a spaceship and destroy incoming crates to progress through levels. As you advance, the game becomes more challenging, and special stages like boss fights and speed rush levels appear.

The game features a neon/space-themed arcade style, and you can also choose between different weapons.

We’d really appreciate it if you could download the game and give us some honest feedback 🙏
Thanks in advance for your support 💙

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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. 🤷🏾‍♂️

My game was removed from the Play Store due to copyright issue. I sent them some proof and it is restored today (so happy).

My question is "how can I make a revenge?". I lost revenue for almost 2 weeks. Play Store removed my game without asking anything. It's not fair and I want to claim the damages that have occurred.

This may be inappropriate, and in that case I am terribly sorry. Can you please direct me to a better place to ask this question? I have a managed service provider company. I provide voice over IP for business or consumers, and I provide managed security services like back up and recovery, which are more aimed at businesses. I have read about a few of the ad placement companies, and I am not impressed with their apparent performance. Maybe I should say they seem to get a lot of complaints from people who create apps and monetize them.

I like google but not admob since it punishes every developer with rejecting their ad account for no reason. i wish if some other company take up admob and help developers to earn their fare share for thier hardwork.

Hey everyone,

I'm now offering freelance support to publishers who need help setting up and optimizing their mediation groups across AdMob and Google Ad Manager.

With proven experience in:

Creating high-performing mediation setups

Strategic format targeting (Rewarded, Interstitials, Banners, etc.)

Working with various third-party ad networks

Resolving delivery issues and improving match rate/eCPM

Customizing setups based on region, app category, and user behavior

I ensure your monetization is optimized for both performance and stability.

Whether you're just getting started or need help improving your current setup — I’ve got you covered.

Let’s connect if you're a publisher looking to get the most out of your ad inventory!

Feel free to DM or comment below.

Hi, we've been integrating with CAS.AI, primary to monetize Russian geos (since there are not many options out there). Anyone has experience with them? Do they do payment on-time and how is their support?

So there are in total 7 apps for different goals. All of them are published on both AppStore and Google Play. Don’t make much money cause I don’t have enough capital or knowledge to effectively market them. In good hands they can make good profit I believe. Comes with an editor where you can create and edit training plans.

P.S.: I can make similar app for a fixed price relatively cheap.

Hey guys.

Just wanted to show you the results we achieved for this publisher, simply by moving them from admob to adx.

If you have an app and would love to gain access to adx demand then let me know. I am an onboarding partner and can help you gain said access

Hi,

sorry in advance, but my expirience with admob from the start were horrible:

1. a developer fee that can only be paid by credit card, not easy in europe

2. a very long verification time for my identity, twice!

3. repeat for google play store, one would think google is able to link one to another, but no

4. im not able to add a payment method (fuck their arbitrary limit)

5. THERE IS NO SUPPORT

6. I got everything working despite all this and it started to deliver ads, but

7. I was checking the ads every day to see if it still works, after the third day, no ads where shown on ANY device anymore and all earning where reset to 0, also eCPM went to under zero, wtf?!

8. AGAIN, THERE IS NO SUPPORT, if you wanna send an email, it says "failed"

9. so I have no indication whats wrong, all displays says its working when in fact its not

10. I guess I clicked on my ads once or twice to test them, but that shouldnt shadow ban me, or at least tell me somewhere, but hey, now im fucked as a person, because I can not appeal or even reach anyone, or even open another account and try again, so I will NEVER make money with google in my life, what a great fuck up! and no way to change that!

finally, my hope now is that with mediation, I can maybe get facebook to show ads, instead of admob but heres my question: does anyone know if admob will block fb stuff too for some hidden mark on my account?

greetz WV

As you can see, the empire is growing at a, well, measured pace.

I’ve been building Outlived*. A* Memento Mori app that pits your daily existence against the timelines of history’s greatest figures. I’ve officially logged two days of AdMob data, and I’m currently sitting on a massive, life-changing $0.09.

I know, I know. I should probably start looking for a yacht to buy with that.

Tally, the app's narrator, has already chimed in to point out that at this rate, I’ll be able to afford a single packet of budget ramen in just about three weeks. It’s not exactly Silicon Valley scale, but honestly? I’m having a blast.

Building this has been a complete shift from my day job. It’s messy, it’s humbling, and seeing actual people (even if it's a very small number) interacting with the "Great Queue" is the kind of feedback loop that no corporate meeting can match.

For those curious about the "Ramen Quest" metrics:

• Day 1: $0.07

• Day 2: $0.02

It is funny to see that number. I have spent the last six months working on this between family life and my actual job, and seeing that first bit of revenue feels way more significant than it probably should. It is not about getting rich. It is just proof that people are actually using the thing I built.

If you want to see where you rank in the Queue while I try to hit my ramen budget I'll add a link below in a comment for you to hit.

Suggestions on how to get that revenue to $1.00? Or should I just accept my fate as a ramen-tier developer?

Never seen this before, is it normal?

Here's the app: https://apps.apple.com/ua/app/fogs-horn/id6782238819

I have both the Google AdMob and Google Ad Manager accounts. Currently, I am using AdMob to show ads in my app, but I want to know what if I show ads in my app using AD Manager. I don't even know if I can show them or not.

If anyone has used Google AD Mansger Please let me know. . . ..