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Alexey Medvedev2015-06-22 01:30:17
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Alexey Medvedev, 2015-06-22 01:30:17

What would be your advice for placing ads from AdMob?

When registering a new ad unit in AdMob, they write the following:

Ad unit name: [Input box]
Example: "Top banner on the main page"

That is, for each Activity it is possible (or necessary?) to make a separate ad block.
Questions:
1. Is there a difference, whether one ad unit is used in all activities, or will there be a separate block for each activity?
2. If there is a difference, which way is better?
3. Will such a difference affect ad loading? What about income? (You never know. It would seem - a few blocks - more income, is it logical? Or less due to uploading. I'm just guessing, since I haven't worked with AdMob yet.)

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IceJOKER, 2015-06-22
@RockBearLTD

1. No, you can use (show) one ad block for the entire application (I even think that you can put one ad block in several applications)
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3. Several blocks if on one screen, then income is unlikely to increase, rather you will get a ban (read the rules). And if there are different ads on different screens, then this is unlikely to affect the income.
I do it myself -> One ad unit - One application.
Split can be used to split statistics, i.e. Which app screen has more clicks/revenue, etc. or you can show an image ad on one screen and a text ad on another, or you can show a small banner on one screen and a large one on the other.

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Vitaly Pukhov, 2015-06-22
@Neuroware

And also, as some do, you can make the banner sometimes "accidentally" fall into the playing area and "accidentally" click on it. I saw in one program, infuriated the truth of such a banner decently.

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