Note: In 2024, we’re rolling out a new step in the app setup process in AdMob. To have your app reviewed and approved to fully serve ads, first verify your app with an app-ads.txt file.

Check that you’re using the right Google Account. If you already have a Google publisher account with AdSense or other products, ensure you use the Google Account associated with that …

How does AdMob differ from other mobile ad platforms? AdMob brings together best-in-class technology in a single platform, so you can gain insights about your users and help maximize …

In AdMob, you can create a hybrid setup by using both bidding and waterfall ad sources in your mediation groups. What are mediation groups? AdMob uses mediation groups to segment …

AdMob is a dedicated ad monetization platform for apps designed for developers who want to monetize with ads, and may also wish to use advanced monetization strategies, like …

All publishers are required to adhere to the following policies, so please read them carefully. If you fail to comply with these policies without permission from Google, we reserve the right to …

Ad blocking options Types of ad blocking controls AdMob has several options for reviewing and controlling the ads that appear in your apps. Blocking controls may be applied to a single app …

Ad units send ad requests to AdMob, then display the ads they receive to fill the request. When you create an ad unit, you assign it an ad format and ad type (s).

For AdMob to find and verify your app-ads.txt file: Your app must be registered with Google Play Store or the Apple App Store Th

Official Google AdMob Help Center where you can find tips and tutorials on using Google AdMob and other answers to frequently asked questions.