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How To Make Your Way To Google Discover With Paid Traffic
If you run a website, you’ve probably come across the buzz around Google Discover—and the hype is well deserved. As one of the most dynamic traffic channels available, Discover can drive thousands (sometimes even millions) of new visitors to your site. Most publishers associate getting featured in Discover with SEO and strong search rankings, and while that’s true, it’s not the only way to break through. There’s another approach that can generate recurring results and amplify your reach. In this article, we’ll share insights from our partners at RollerAds, who successfully combine paid traffic with Google Discover to achieve both short-term gains and long-term growth. Let’s dive into how this synergy works.

Grupo Noxvo joins Refinery89: the #1 publisher network in Europe and Latin America
Grupo Noxvo is joining forces with Refinery89, the AdTech company with the #1 publisher network in Europe and Latin America, to maximize the performance of its monetization strategy. The integration of Grupo Noxvo strengthens Refinery89’s position as an AdTech leader in the Spanish-speaking market, adding 8 million unique users to its Network and opening new strategic opportunities for advertisers.
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8 Best Ad Networks for New Bloggers [High CPM]
Ad networks with high CPM potential can be the difference between a blog earning pennies and one generating sustainable revenue. For new bloggers, choosing the right network early sets the foundation for monetization growth. Networks like Setupad, HilltopAds, Monetag, Infolinks, Revcontent, Taboola, Media.net, and Sulvo offer access to premium advertising demand even for smaller blogs. CPM rates vary by niche and geography: finance and tech blogs targeting Tier 1 countries (US, UK, Canada, Australia) often achieve $10–$25 CPM, while lifestyle or entertainment blogs in Tier 2–3 geos may see $1–$3 CPM. Surveys show that over 68% of publishers rely on multiple networks or hybrid setups (native + programmatic) to maximize earnings.

Fragmented Information, Creative Burnout? What You Might Be Missing Is a Big-Picture Perspective
Do you ever sit down at your computer only to feel buried under endless ad data and creatives? Facebook, TikTok, Pangle… you’re tracking performance across multiple channels, collecting competitor creatives, and rushing to finish reports. The time left for real strategy analysis and creative optimization keeps shrinking.

7 Best AppLovin MAX Alternatives for App Developers
App monetization is no longer just about inserting a few ads and hoping for the best. Developers now look for platforms that offer transparent controls, optimized fill rates, and flexibility across ad formats. While AppLovin MAX is popular, it’s not always the perfect fit for every developer.

The Growth Flywheel: How Creativity Fuels Traffic and Conversions Drive Value
"This ad hit a 4.6% click-through rate." "Nice — the visuals and copy were really well done this time." "Yeah, but fewer than 10 users added us on WhatsApp. Hardly anyone wants to chat." If you’re running overseas campaigns, this kind of conversation probably feels all too familiar.

7 Best Gaming App Monetization Platform
When it comes to monetizing mobile games, developers on Reddit don’t hold back! From praising high eCPMs to venting about buggy SDKs and shady payout terms, Reddit threads are a goldmine of unfiltered, real-world feedback. In 2025, the conversation around ad networks has shifted. It’s no longer just about who pays the most, it’s about SDK stability, support quality, fill rates across geos, and how well a platform plays with others in your mediation stack. Whether you're a solo dev launching your first casual game or a studio optimizing revenue across multiple titles, knowing which networks fellow developers actually trust makes a big difference.

Understanding In-App SDK Bidding vs Waterfall: What Developers on Reddit Are Saying (2025)
If you’re trying to make money from ads in your app, you’ve probably heard about SDK Bidding and Waterfall. Waterfall is the old-school way of showing ads, where you control the order manually (so you can prioritize what usually pays more), while SDK bidding is the newer method, and it works more like an auction.

Generative Engine Optimization 101: A Beginner’s Guide for Publishers
If you’re trying to boost the visibility of your content in AI generated search and summaries, here’s something worth noting: incorporating relevant statistics, quotes and citations can increase your chances by up to 40%, according to a recent study titled GEO: Generative Engine Optimization from Princeton University, Georgia tech, and Allen Institute for AI.
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