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Ad units, traffic, earnings
I have generated so many clicks, why am I not get paid for them?
We are not a pay-per-click or pay-per-impression network. We just allocate advertisers' money on publishers' ad units in accordance with unique impressions. Advertisers get a share of impressions from an ad unit in proportion to the amount of money spent on it (see how it works on ad unit's campaign page, e. g.: https://a-ads.com/ad_units/1/campaigns).  produces a unique impression when he first sees any of our ads on any of our publishing sites, and he doesn't produce a
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My website generates a lot of quality traffic, but my earnings are too low!
In order to understand our payment policy you'll need to understand how any online advertising operates: Ad networks have advertisers which target certain demographics (e.g. geographical location, web browser language, user age, the type of a device, etc.) Ad networks have publishers which offer their traffic to the advertisers Here are situations when your earnings might not be satisfactory and how you can mitigate the issue: We don't have advertisers targeting your location or your aud
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How do I create an ad unit for a site with many pages (each with unique or dynamic URL)?
You can create an ad unit for one page and use it on all other pages within the same domain. Make sure the pages share the same domain name, otherwise your impressions won't be counted as unique. Our bot will verify whether the ad unit HTML code is actually present at the specified URL to calculate ad unit's display rate.
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The number of ad units per page limit or how many ad units are allowed
You can place as many banners on your site as you want, but only up to three ad units per page will be served to the visitors of your website. Unlike other advertising networks, A-ADS doesn't pay merely for impressions or for clicks: we consider globally unique impressions within our entire network. As a result you may realize that having more than a few ad units per page doesn't make a
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How do I withdraw my earnings?
You can withdraw your earnings either to a Bitcoin wallet or to FaucetPay. Withdrawals are proceeded automatically when your balance hits the withdrawal threshold. The minimum withdrawal to a Bitcoin wallet is BTC 0.001, and you can withdraw absolutely any sum to a faucet. Normally withdrawals are proceeded once per 24 hours.
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How much will I earn? How much will I get for 100000 impressions?
These blog articles seem to be relevant to your question: How do you get paid as a publisher? Learn to earn with A-ADS as a publisher
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How to place an ad unit code correctly?
You should copy the ad unit HTML code and embed it into your site code exactly on the page, which you specified for this ad unit at A-ADS. The page should be available for our bot to check it. After the ad unit is found there, you can use it at any pages within the same domain and its subdomains. Please, check the blog article for more info.
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I no longer see my ads, what should I?
Some of our publishers sometimes face an issue when their ads suddenly disappear and nothing can be seen. This happens because A-ADS has fail-safes against overloading our servers, so in case you're accessing our ads too often, the ads might disappear for an hour. This only affects you personally. Your website visitors will still be able to view our ads, the unique impressions will be counted correctly too. Keywords: ads are not visible, ads do not show up, ads are invisible.
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Why cannot I withdraw? Where are my bitcoins?
Our system makes bitcoin withdrawals automatically once per day, but only if your bitcoin address has been specified and your balance is greater than the configurable withdrawal threshold which is BTC 0.002 (200 000 satoshi) by default. The minimum withdrawal threshold is BTC 0.001 (100 000 satoshi). If you see that our system has already made a withdrawal from your account, but your wallet hasn't received the money then you need to wait for the transaction to be confirmed. It may take hours.
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How do I earn more?
Put your ad unit in a visible place. If your ad unit has a reasonable CTR then it is likely to earn more. Every ad unit has "Your ad here" link that may increase your income. Every publisher that attracts paying advertisers receives half of the fees collected from them (see them in the ad unit's rewards tab, e. g.: https://a-ads.com/ad_units/1/goals). You c
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What is a unique impression?
Unique impression is an impression generated from an IP address which is unique in the scope of the whole advertising network during a day. If a website visitor has seen any A-ADS banner anywhere today, s/he won't generate a unique impression until tomorrow. If there are several ad units on the same page, only one of them can receive a unique impression (the one that loads first). The average ratio of unique/non-unique impressions is about 1:27 currently, but it varies greatly from site to
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My website generates thousands of impressions, but they are not correctly counted by your network. What's the reason?
Our default metric is the number of globally unique impressions per day. If we have already got an impression from the same IP today (no matter who generated it), we won't count it as unique. It's not a problem since we are not pay-per-impression network and all publishers are in the same position. However, for debugging purposes we roughly count non-unique impressions too, and you can see the charts on the Stats tab of your ad unit page (https://a-ads.com/ad_units/1/stats). If you have lots
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What is estimated daily income? Why it was 0.00100500 and is zero now?
The estimated daily income is an estimated value of your income for today. The sum of estimated daily income is not guaranteed, it's only an estimation. The value is counted like: That's why it's highly changeable and very imprecise. Your hourly earnings might change dramatically within a day, so it makes even a higher difference when multiplied by 24 hours. We plan to replace this value for another one, which will in
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Managing ad units, their categories and configuring colors
Categories New ad units automatically get assigned the "Unknown" category. Specific categories for ad units of the "Site" type are assigned by the bot normally within 24 hours after you embedd an ad unit on your site and start generating unique traffic. "Unknown" category is usually not targeted by CPD campaigns, so if it's the only category for ad unit it'll worsen your earnings. Don't hesistate to address support if your ad unit is older than 24 hours, it generates traffic but it is categ
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How to fix the "HTML code not found" error?
Please, start the HTML code check at your ad unit page or at your user dashboard. Possibly, the error will disappear. If it doesn't help, read the error messages carefully and click the link within the message. It'll lead you to this article in our blog, which explains what to do in your case pretty well. Try to fix the error yourself, if you fail - address the helpdesk, we'll try to help you.
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What's the difference between site/app/affiliate ad unit types?
Most of our ad units have "site" type. They are used for banners built into a site code and shown at sites. We can check the quality of traffic that's generated by these ad units, so they normally earn more if they pass the check. "App" type is for ad units that you want to place somewhere else: mobile applications, browser extensions, etc. We cannot check quality of such traffic, so it comes as anonymous in our system. So these ad units usually earn less. "Affiliate" type is for ad
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How to start HTML code check manually?
You can start HTML code check either on your user dashboard, or on the ad unit page. On the user dashboard it can be done this way: On the ad unit page it can be done like this:
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Can I use a Bech32 address with A-ADS?
Yes, you can. Check the article for more info: Bech32 address support to save on bitcoin fees.
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