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Almost 1/3 of my traffic is from the UK. Unfortunately, most of my Ad Networks geo-target US traffic. Does anyone have recommendations for UK Ad Networks?

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For context: noted roughly one-third of traffic is UK and posted a networks directory — good starting points. Since asked to see the site and shared it, remember the site vertical matters: retail/comparison pages usually convert better with UK affiliate offers, while news and lifestyle pages often earn more from native/content-recommendation or programmatic buys.

Practical, low-risk approaches to try now:

  • Segment UK visitors in your analytics and measure page-level eCPM, conversion rate, and revenue per user.
  • Run A/B tests limited to UK visitors so you compare networks apples-to-apples.
  • Add geo-targeted ad zones/tags so partners serve UK campaigns only (reduces irrelevant US buys).
  • Join at least one UK-focused affiliate network for product pages and run geo-specific offers.
  • If you have scale, implement header bidding (Prebid) to let multiple UK demand sources compete and raise yield.
  • Pitch direct sponsorships or short PMP tests to UK brands on high-traffic pages; direct deals often beat network CPMs.

Cautions: verify current privacy and cookie-consent requirements for UK users (GDPR/UK guidance), confirm payment terms and VAT handling with any UK partner, and start small when testing so you can measure uplift before full rollout.

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Thanks buddy for all the information.

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