Do You Think Having More Ads Means More Money?

[Nomad]

Do you really earn more when you use more ads on your website? Do you earn more money when you have 5 ad units on your webpage compared to 2 ad units? Do you earn more money from your website when you use 5 ad networks instead of just one or two? I think more ad units or more ad networks do not necessarily make more money.

 

[kerryjoy]

That is what i used to believe but also the region and the type of ads matters a lot too

 

[Xtynehappy]

I too thinks so. However it depends on number of parameters for instance the type of adnetworks, and the region that websites originate from.

 

[Cpvr]

It depends on what ad units and network you’re using, as some ad placements can pay more depending on their position. Additionally, more ads can sometimes lower your CPC rate, so no, I don’t think having more ads necessarily means you’ll make more money.

 

[Xtynehappy]

I think that the fact for having more ads on websites make most visitors run away.

 

[Xtynehappy]

As far as l am concerned, too much ads on the websites are very annoying to the users and this can really distruct the user experience for the websites which promotes the high bounce rates.

 

[Laurentta]

Well, i actually think having more ads means more money. It depends though.

 

[Augusta]

While adding more ads to a website can potentially increase revenue, it's not a guaranteed formula for success and can negatively impact user experience

 

[Fire&Rain]

More ads isn’t always better. Sometimes it just makes your site look spammy and drives visitors off. I prefer a clean look with a couple of well-placed ads that get noticed. Running ads from a couple of reliable networks is usually enough, too many can just make things complicated without boosting income much.

 

[neku]

I have noticed that many ad networks are not paying low traffic websites anything despite displaying the ads. So having more ads does not mean more money.

 

[Nomad]

I have noticed that many ad networks are not paying low traffic websites anything despite displaying the ads. So having more ads does not mean more money.

Many ad networks are not accepting low traffic website. Google Adsense does accept low traffic website, but when your traffic is low, you don't earn well. If you have high traffic, using ads from multiple networks increases chances of earning better

 

[Augusta]

Larger ads and video ads tend to be more lucrative, as advertisers are willing to pay more for greater visibility.

 

[eLdavis]

If having more ads means more money, then am sure everyone would have been struggling to add in multiple ads.

 

[klassicdoll]

Not at all. Ads can initially bring in a little more money, but too many of them can turn off those who are interested. I've seen videos and websites with so many advertisements that I simply quit. It all comes down to balance, in my opinion: having just enough advertisements to generate revenue without obstructing from the experience. Ultimately, advertisements won't have much of an impact if the service or content is poor.

 

[Augusta]

Ads that are not shown to people who are interested in the product or service will not lead to sales, regardless of the ad volume.