Hello to Developers & Hard Workers,
I have developed an app & spread it all over the world, but when I set my google admob ads, I faced an issue about the ads serving. The problem was that daily page views / ads requests are in millions but daily ads serving was only 5K daily. Please check the below Screenshot of my Google Admob Account for Clarification about Ads Serving.
After this badly low Match Rate, I think about to contact with Google Admob Team to know the reason behind for Low Match Rate % & Ads Serving Limit. When I contacted with Google Admob Team & described all the situation about my account. I found an answer about this problem. Please check the screenshot of Google Admob Team reply below.
How To Improve Google Match Rate % & Increase Ads Serving Limit?
When you will create your fresh Admob Account then Ads Serving will be limited for daily i.e 5K or 4K Daily ads impressions. It doesn’t matter how much you’re generating ad requests for your account. You need to do some step that are given below in order to comply with google admob policies & increase your match rate.
- You need to publish your app on Google Playstore so that user can find your app using Google.
- App Traffic should be from Google Search Engine or Google Playstore.
- Try to spread your app in US or European Countries so that Ads limit can be removed.
- Do not use your fresh account for those app at first, which are not published on Google Playstore.
- After one to two month, ads limited will be removed, when you will give traffic to app via Google or Google Playstore.
- After ads limit removing, you can use your that account for any app i.e that is published or not on Google Playstore.
After doing these some steps, after a month or few days your ads serving limit will be removed & you can serve ads with 90 to 100% match rate.
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hi dear friend
your account ads serving limit removed now or not yet?
my ad limit placed since 11 june till now.
We can resolve your admob limit.
how can i resolve an admob limit problem?
how?