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Yahoo adsens good or google ADSENSE? THIS QUESTION IS only for Canadian or US WEMASTERS.

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Short answer for : start with Google AdSense. is echoing the common view — AdSense still gives the broadest advertiser pool, global fill and the most consistent RPM for small-to-medium sites. and were right to flag availability concerns with Yahoo’s older publisher product, but that program never matched AdSense’s global reach.

A practical way to decide:

  1. Get AdSense running and collect 30 days of data.
  2. Measure RPM = (estimated earnings / pageviews) * 1000, plus fill rate and trends.
  3. Trial one alternative network in a single placement or via mediation for another 30 days.
  4. Compare net revenue, latency, ad quality and policy/ban risks before switching anything long term.

If most visitors are in the US or Canada, look at contextual and programmatic alternatives that perform well on North American English traffic. Networks and mediators can help lift yield, but many require significant traffic or editorial standards to qualify. For small sites, diversification (AdSense + one tested alternative or affiliate income) beats jumping networks based on anecdotes.

Cautions: never click your own ads, follow publisher policies exactly, and treat short-term RPM swings as noise. Optimize placement and page experience before chasing different networks — better UX often raises RPM more than swapping providers. If there is interest in specific alternatives or a step-by-step test plan, that can be added, but the fastest, lowest-risk route for Canadian/US publishers is to start with AdSense and measure.

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Obviously Google Adsense is the best. No other cpc advertising network pays you better than Google.

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Google adsense is better because I heard YPN is not paying publishers for the clicks outside the US.

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Although it has become like several years but YPN is still in beta and not available to the publishers worldwide.

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