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AdSense

One of the most widely known platforms to monetize websites and blogs via ads is Google AdSense. However, there are a lot of AdSense alternatives in Nigeria that can bring better results for publishers in Nigeria. A lot of publishers struggle with approval from AdSense and with seeking payouts and as a result, look for AdSense alternatives. Here is a list if the best AdSense alternatives for publishers in Nigeria that can help you monetize your websites equally well. 

by Editorial Staff

AdSense

The quest for effective monetization strategies is an ongoing challenge for bloggers and publishers in Australia, given to its limited audience set. Although Google continues to be a popular choice, the industry is slowly making its way towards niche based adtech solutions that can offer more competitive CPM rates. In this article, we are going to explore some of the best alternatives to AdSense, examine their key features and the added benefits for publishers. 

by Editorial Staff

AdSense

Google AdSense is an advertising program owned by Google that allows website owners and content creators to monetize their online content by displaying ads on their website. Advertisers bid on ad placements, and the AdSense program matches the highest bidder to the ad space available on a website. The website owner earns a portion of the revenue generated from clicks or impressions of these ads. AdSense offers a variety of ad formats, including text, display, and video ads, which can be customized to match the look and feel of the website. AdSense uses contextual targeting to display relevant ads based on the content of the website and the user's interests. This means that users are more likely to click on the ads, generating more revenue for the website owner.

by Editorial Staff

AdSense

Page RPM simply signifies Revenue Per Mille. RPM is a metric that publishers use to gauge the website revenue or revenue generated in the mobile app per thousand impressions or views. With the help of Page RPM, you can calculate estimated revenue across several devices. But keep in mind that RPM does not display the actual amount you have earned, but it represents a value obtained by dividing your earnings by the number of page views, impressions, or queries and then multiplying the whole by 1000.

by Debosmita Saha