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If you’ve followed all of the steps in the launch process and you still aren’t seeing ads on your site, don’t panic just yet! Most of the reasons that ads aren’t displaying on your site can be reso...

What is Ads.txt? Similar to the infamous Robots.txt file, ads.txt is a “plain text” file that is hosted on your root domain, at the top level of your website. It contains a list of authorized selle...

If you are using a CMS that is not WordPress (examples include Blogger, SquareSpace, Shopify, etc), then you’ll need to insert the Journey script onto your website manually. First, you’ll navigate ...

The revenue share for Journey by Mediavine is 70%.  That means that you receive 70% of gross proceeds paid by advertisers and networks as reported by our ad server.  There are no additional fees fo...

Adding an “About Us” page to your site has many benefits to both readers and advertisers! An "About Us" page helps readers: Builds Trust: It helps to establish credibility and trust with visitors....

If you’re working on site speed and wonder if your Journey ads are having an impact, you’ve come to the right place! Some important notes before we dive in: We recommend testing site speed with Go...

If you notice that you can see the adhesion ad (the ad that sticks to the bottom of the screen as you scroll) on your site, but you are missing content ads and/or the sidebar ad, then it's likely a...

A Robots.txt file is a text file that tells crawlers (or web robots) which URL’s they can access on your site. This file is mainly used to manage requests from search engines, but it can be altered...

On the Squarespace platform, there is no option to host the ads.txt file on your site. However, they do allow for a redirect, which is preferable since you will not need to keep manually updating t...

RPM is a metric that helps you understand your ad revenue relative to your traffic. RPM stands for revenue per mile (revenue per 1000). It is a measurement tool that shows you earnings accrued for...