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Answer : AdMob is used for native applications, so you should use AdMob in this case. AdSense is used for mobile web applications. The amount of revenue in an ad-based model really depends on the amount of users and ad requests. Ads can be a good stream of revenue but you do need the user base for it to take off. According to your last question: Users click ads in mobile apps much more than on websites and it is much easier to make money on mobile platforms. It is quite harder than 1-2 years ago, but you can still get through. If you want to make money on apps Android is a very good choice, but if you would prefer to sell your apps choose iPhone. Simple answer: Adsense : For websites. If you login in adsense website you'll read "Show ads on your own website". Admob : For natives or hybrids apps ("mob" comes from mobile). This would be your case. If you login in Admob's website you'll read "Earn more from your apps the smart way". If...

Answer : When apps are newly registered with AdMob, it takes some time and a few ads requests to allow inventory to build. Because of this, you may not see live impressions immediately. Once your app starts making more requests, you should see more consistent results. Please note that test ads operate through the same channels as live ads. Being able to return a test ad ensures that your application is communicating properly with our network. Be patience it will work after some days. Remove the line that says .addTestDevice("4CCC00EF4EA205A6FE82E1AEB26B0839") Also, when you use a virtual device, it shows the test ads no matter what. Are you testing it on a real device? You might be using the sample unit id: ca-app-pub-3940256099942544/6300978111 If you use above then you will see test ads. Make sure you change to your own unit id before releasing the app.

Answer : From googles support pages: Invalid click activity consists of any clicks or impressions that may artificially inflate an advertiser's costs or a publisher's earnings, and for which we decide not to charge the advertiser. This includes, but is not limited to, clicks or impressions generated by a publisher clicking his own ads, a publisher encouraging clicks on his ads, automated clicking tools or traffic sources, robots or other deceptive software. Basically, they want genuine user interest. Most of the generated revenue from your app may have been from one person (intentional or not) which has lead them to believe that the clicks were fake. Google uses very sophisticated Artificial Intelligence program to track user mouse pointer location on the page and using the mouse pointer behavior it decides whether it’s a legit or fake click. Sometimes the app or website owner will click the links themselves. This 30 day ban is a cooling off period. Some common ca...

Answer : You need to dispose the banner like this try { _myBanner?.dispose(); _myBanner = null; } catch (ex) { log("banner dispose error"); }