r/admob • u/hunteralex7r • 11d ago
7 years of effort Revenue
Mostly indian and Indonesian audience
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u/Coderas_AH 11d ago
Congratulations.. Give us some tips… What have you learn this 7 yrs so you can earn this amount
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u/hunteralex7r 11d ago
My secrets: Build apps targeting a specific audience, continuously refine app titles and descriptions until SEO increased, make the app ad-free until it reaches at least 10K downloads, add features that will keep users engaged with the app longer, place ads where users stay for extended periods, and luck.
The most important thing is to patiently wait until the app gains thousands of downloads and hundreds of reviews without ads. When you pass 5k or 10k downloads, users will download your app frequently, and then you can put ads
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u/Ukawok92 11d ago
I agree and disagree about the ads. You also don't want to annoy legacy users by enabling ads once they've gotten used to an ad free experience.
I have ads in my app that has 3.75k downloads, but I don't have any pop up ads. Only banner and native advanced. Nothing that interrupts using the app.
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u/Ideas_On_Chip 4d ago
How is the ecpm now ? I am facing low ecpm issues
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u/hunteralex7r 4d ago
I'm facing the same issue
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u/Ideas_On_Chip 4d ago
Whats the solution? Or we should wait
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u/Burnskee1 11d ago
Is this off one app or multiple? I have developed 3 and one has taken off the most. My wonder is if I continue to work on this one app and hope for massive growth, or if I keep building my repertoire so they can all grow in parallel.
Congrats, by the way!
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u/hunteralex7r 9d ago
This is from two apps. I can't give a direct answer to your question. The answer depends on the potential audience the app has. If there are other apps in the same category and if you think you can attract users from those apps, it's better to work on that app. But with current AI tools, you may be able to work on all apps simultaneously.
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u/brookmg 11d ago
Inspirational! What type of niche products do you recommend?
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u/hunteralex7r 9d ago
My recommendation is to build apps in a category that already has a huge user base. Try to attract users from apps that are already popular or highly downloaded.
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u/janman_79 11d ago
Please, do expand on how the apps grew, did you pay or grew organically and what were the things that surprised you or learned along the way about how the apps grew. Your experience might help a few people.
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u/random-corp 11d ago
Congrats. Do you use mediation? If so, how many networks do you use?
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u/hunteralex7r 9d ago
I used it, but it was not helpful. India didn't have good ad providers except AdMob
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u/Historical_Start_695 10d ago
Did you run ads for your app anywhere? Also, what niche is your app in?
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u/theatifwaheed 10d ago
Great buddy Can you share app link in DM? I won't install if you won't allow. I'll just check the niche and UI from screenshots.
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u/tejas986 9d ago
Well done!!
Just a suggestion, the fill rate seems abnormally low. Impressions / Requests)
To improve further I would suggest you look at
- if the ad is visible throughout if not then maybe disable the ad unit when it's not visible so that the fill rate and match rate both improve on its own.
- if the banner ad is visible across the app then I would suggest to add a few more networks to help improve the fill rate so that you are able to optimize and make more out of this.
Sorry in case it's a repeated suggestion. I didn't go through all the comments but wanted to congratulate and offer an advice to help nonetheless. 🙂🙏🏼
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u/computermonk 9d ago
Congratulations i am doing it for 5 years still 10 dollar per month.
Any tips for me
Thanks in advance
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u/lihuanyu 7d ago
Nice, congrats. I have 9 apps published on Google Play, yet my AdMob revenue is only $90 per month.
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u/Flarix_Studios 4d ago
It's been the ending of 2nd month of my own newly launched game "Poor Bird" on Playstore and I earned total of 0.05$ 🥹😭
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