[niche]

If you have a website or blog, do you use a single ad network or multiple ad networks? If yes how many ad networks are you using, and how much do you make monthly?

[remnant]

Well, I have to say that my first attempt at Adsense didn't sail through as they responded that my website was in beta stage. I basically gave up on such. However, if you incorporate too many ad networks, the revenue generated by each will register a proportionate drop.

[Canaria]

Well, I have to say that my first attempt at Adsense didn't sail through as they responded that my website was in beta stage. I basically gave up on such. However, if you incorporate too many ad networks, the revenue generated by each will register a proportionate drop.

Quite a news to me as I have never thought it is possible to multi ads with different networks. But what you said does make sense, since using more networks would rendered most advertisement not working. The ads are from the same companies after all. I supposed I'll use Adsense + Ad.fly combination for now.

[jacktheking]

For my sites http://www.bitrevenues.com/ and http://freebitcoinlottery.xyz/, due to the website nature, it have to display a lot of advertisements - there was once, BitRevenues is filled with more than 10 advertisements (lowered to around seven currently). In the past, due to having a low Alexa and website rank, I have to use multiple advertisement network to get more revenue. However, after a year of fighting for the top position for free Bitcoin lottery niche, I managed to secure big networks for my sites. A-ads and MellowAds. I also have a direct advertising campaign which features more exposer for a higher price.

TLDR; Two networks and one direct advertising. Earned around 18 USD for the past 30 days from advertisement. .

[niche]

Do you transfer your bitcoin advertising revenues into your bank account? If yes, how do you do so? In which country are you located?