Blog I am disappointed and frustrated that Ezoic did not approve my application.

[Dingessi]

"Oh no! Which ad network did you use?"

"I'm planning to switch to Mediavine once I hit 50k sessions per month. For now, I'll stick with AdSense and optimize it as much as possible (my average RPM with AdSense is around $7-9 with just two ad units). However, my main source of revenue for this site is through Amazon Affiliates."

 

[Ruitne]

"I'm planning to switch to Mediavine once I hit 50k sessions per month. For now, I'll stick with AdSense and optimize it as much as possible (my average RPM with AdSense is around $7-9 with just two ad units). However, my main source of revenue for this site is through Amazon Affiliates."

"I suspect the Access Now program might be a scam. If they don't approve my site, I’ll probably continue with AdSense and focus on increasing my traffic."

 

[KidXcaptain]

"Oh no! Which ad network did you use?"

"I'm not currently using any ad network. I mainly read about these issues on Facebook, though there are also many positive case studies out there."

 

[Rhytocen]

"Focus on achieving 10,000 sessions consistently for three months, then apply to Monumetric. Once accepted, consider transitioning to a higher-tier network."

"@Mr Positive, what do you suggest for an Amazon affiliate site with 20k sessions per month?"

 

[Anita]

"@Mr Positive, what do you suggest for an Amazon affiliate site with 20k sessions per month?"

"Consider Monumetric if you reach 50k sessions. For 100k page views, you could try Mediavine, AdThrive, or NitroPay. Also, reach out to Anyclip to learn about their criteria, as they offer some of the best CPM rates if you qualify."

 

[Ivanteli]

"Consider Monumetric if you reach 50k sessions. For 100k page views, you could try Mediavine, AdThrive, or NitroPay. Also, reach out to Anyclip to learn about their criteria, as they offer some of the best CPM rates if you qualify."

What do you think about Ezoic's video ads platform? I'm thinking about giving it a try, but I'm a bit worried about Web Core Vitals. I've heard that video ads can cause CLS errors.

 

[Ruitne]

Great news!

I got approved after asking for a re-review and waiting for Google Ad Manager to check my application. Wish me luck!

 

[Jazzmed]

Great news!

I got approved after asking for a re-review and waiting for Google Ad Manager to check my application. Wish me luck!

Congrats! I'm still busy updating my website and hope to get approved soon too!

 

[BlackP]

I've heard that Ezoic really values their reputation and wants to support content creators.

If you can, reach out to an Ezoic representative. If you share your overall plan and dedication to quality, they might still accept you, even if you're a bit below their "minimum requirements."

 

[Iamgi]

They only approve your application if you have been approved by AdSense. Have you been approved?

You don't have to use AdSense to use Ezoic; it's not required.

 

[Iamgi]

Great news!

I got approved after asking for a re-review and waiting for Google Ad Manager to check my application. Wish me luck!

Congrats and good luck, buddy!

 

[Proudel]

Try doing 5,000 sessions in 30 days, then apply to Monumetric. After that, switch to a better network once you're done.

 

[Galergro]

You don't have to use AdSense to use Ezoic; it's not required.

I'm not sure if they changed the rule now. It was like that before.

 

[Ruitne]

Congrats and good luck, buddy!

Thanks! Right now, I'm making $1 a day. I'm hoping it goes up soon because Ezoic said I'll earn less at first.

Try doing 5,000 sessions in 30 days, then apply to Monumetric. After that, switch to a better network once you're done.

Monumetric needs 10,000 sessions and charges $99 to set up. I'm not thinking about them right now, but thanks!

I'm not sure if they changed the rule now. It was like that before.

It's an exclusive program, so only a few people can apply.

 

[Galergro]

It's an exclusive program, so only a few people can apply.

I'm checking again, and they still require AdSense because their ad testing has to work with the current ad codes.