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I have an Android App on Google Play. I would like to know about the following points:
What is the best refresh rate for admob ads, that can earn me the most.
I have 3 activities in my App, and I am using the same Ad Unit id for each of them. Would I earn more if I use different Ad Unit id in each of the activities? Is it against the Admob policy, if I use more than one Ad Unit id in the same App?
Any help or guidance in this regard would be highly appreciated.
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If your app contains banner and interstitial ads, it can have two Ad Unit IDs. However, according to the official admob guide, YES! you can use one ID per activity: An Ad Unit ID is a unique identifier given to the places in your app where ads are displayed.
Actually, according to the Admob for Android Guide , yes you should! An Ad Unit ID is a unique identifier given to the places in your app where ads are displayed. If you have an app with two activities, for example, each displaying a banner, you need two ad units, each with its own ID.
The ad unit ID is added to your app's code and used to identify ad requests from the ad unit. Note : During the final step of ad unit creation, you'll need to copy and paste the app ID and any ad unit ID (s) into your app's code.
Actually, according to the Admob for Android Guide, yes you should! An Ad Unit ID is a unique identifier given to the places in your app where ads are displayed. If you have an app with two activities, for example, each displaying a banner, you need two ad units, each with its own ID.
- What is the best refresh rate for admob ads, that can earn me the most.
Refresh time doesn't matter so much. You earn from clicking mostly. As long as ad rotation does not show same ads one after another - it is fine
I have 3 activities in my App, and I am using the same Ad Unit id for each of them. Would I earn more if I use different Ad Unit id in each of the activities? Is it against the Admob policy, if I use more than one Ad Unit id in the same App?
Since they are separate activities, single ad unit backed with an ad campaign which does not repeat same ads - it is a good solution.
Ad units normally are for analytics/tracking. If you don't care about this - then single ad unit is fine.
Eventually you may try separate ad units - one for every activity. You can still backed them with same ad campaign (to save money :) or can use different campaigns.
And you can use multiple ad units in same activity - no agreement violation.
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