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not NSFW at all! Actually our advertisers are as Top100 as they come! Adsense was not really performing that well when we made the switch, but even after the switch to the new provider - we haven't experienced the highs we were hoping for. But yes, the company who manages our inventory is quite respected in the industry we are in - simply horrible with their reporting for our figures. And yes, no breakdown of figures…
Would like to learn about company that can pay better than adsense on regular basis. I am reading this first time. Edit: I would suggest you to give one more try to adsense, it might perform better this time.
Ask HN: Shall I run my own adserver?
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Re: Ask HN: Shall I run my own adserver?
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not NSFW at all! Actually our advertisers are as Top100 as they come! Adsense was not really performing that well when we made the switch, but even after the switch to the new provider - we haven't experienced the highs we were hoping for. But yes, the company who manages our inventory is quite respected in the industry we are in - simply horrible with their reporting for our figures. And yes, no breakdown of figures…
So why not send your mobile traffic to Google Adsense, and the normal traffic to your current ad provider.
Re: Ask HN: Shall I run my own adserver?
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Would like to learn about company that can pay better than adsense on regular basis. I am reading this first time. Edit: I would suggest you to give one more try to adsense, it might perform better this time.
It's an agency. They have actual sales people who have relationships with the companies and sell them ad campaigns on individual sites (in a certain niche).