Dealing With Public Service Ads On Your Website
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Managing Public Service Ads on Your Website
If you're looking to monetize your website, using Google Ads often seems like the go-to solution. It's true that you can earn a significant income through Google ads if they function properly. Revenue is generated when relevant ads appear on your site and visitors click on them. However, sometimes you'll find public service ads (PSAs) on your site, which don’t pay you when clicked.
Google places PSAs on your site when there are no relevant ads available or when it can't gather enough information to display targeted ads. This can be frustrating, especially if you're relying on AdSense as a primary income source.
Fortunately, there are steps you can take to address this issue. Instead of waiting for Google to assign paying ads, consider alternatives like DefaultAds. This platform helps you monetize public service ads by allowing you to display alternate ads when Google AdSense or other networks can't provide targeted options.
DefaultAds enables you to upload your affiliate or other ads and generate a link to include in your Google AdSense alternate ad URL. This approach helps ensure you're still earning even when typical ads aren’t available. It's risk-free, showing their ads only once every 100 impressions, and maintaining the same size and quality as your Google ads.
By taking control, you can boost your website's income, even when relevant ads aren't directly available from Google.
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