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My site receives about 10,000 unique visitors / 40,000 page views a day, but I recently got denied by TribalFusion, Casale Media, and ValueClick Media. I desperately want to get accepted by a Pay Per Impression publishing company. I'm currently only using Google Adsense and WidgetBucks but my eCPM is only about $0.35. Can anyone recommend any changes to my site or any other Pay Per Impression companies to try? I'd really appreciate it. Thanks!

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For — repeated denials plus a very low eCPM most often come down to three things: policy/site-quality flags that make networks cautious, traffic that looks low-value or non-human, and ad inventory that is hard to monetize (low viewability or poor placement). was right to point at the networks' guidelines; the best next step is a focused audit rather than another scattershot application.

A practical checklist to improve acceptance and lift eCPM:

  • Confirm policy fit: remove copyrighted or scraped content, adult/illegal material, and any cloaked redirects or hidden frames.
  • Add trust signals: clear About, Contact and Privacy pages, site age/archives visible, SSL enabled.
  • Prepare a simple media kit: daily uniques, pageviews, top countries, top pages, and traffic sources (attach a recent analytics screenshot).
  • Improve viewability: use standard ad sizes in content (responsive units), avoid stuffing many low-view footer ads, and reduce intrusive popups.
  • Verify traffic quality: filter bots, avoid incentivized or paid-to-click sources, and show stable organic/referral history.
  • Implement ad-tech basics: server-side SSL, ads.txt (to authorize sellers), and minimal ad scripts to keep page speed high.
  • Ask for feedback: when denied, request the specific reason and fix it before reapplying.

Complementary monetization and interim steps (echoing ): pursue direct sponsorships, native/sponsored content, and affiliate placements on high-traffic pages while the publisher-side fixes are made. A few well-targeted sponsored placements often beat many low-value CPM tags.

Finally, present clean pages to ad-ops when reapplying and include the media kit. If networks still decline, consider an ad mediator or marketplace that works with mid-size publishers, or start selling inventory directly to niche advertisers — both routes turn impressions into higher, more predictable revenue.

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Hello Friend,

u should read their guidelines. I think your site may contain data that may be not appropriate for them. So plz read it carefully and then u will be accepted. Your visitors are really high??

I am also working on my new project

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Member Avatar for humorhelp

I get about 1000 pageviews per day and am making literally no money with my ads. Should I be?

Member Avatar for Dani

Depending on what your website is about, 1000 pageviews per day could generate you anywhere from $20 to $200 per month. Probably on the lower end of that.

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it is a humor site. do you have any good suggestions about which programs I should use/ how I can optimize my profits? Thanks so much.

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I would suggest adding a few affiliate offers to your website. You will make more $

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