I'm not a fan of ads or a hater of them either but I do realize they are essential for many of our apps to keep development and I appreciate that since I can't afford every app I want to try out and 100% paid apps would be a huge barrier to trying out an app before buying.
Over the past year I've read so many articles about how Android isn't profitable for devs and them I see annoying solutions like AirPush ads or Glu mobile ads that nag your precious notification bar.
My question is: On average how many clicks on your ads per month do I need to perform to get your some actual money?
If there is a good range here I'd have no problem clicking ads in well built apps like Team Tasks Tasks Free or Inka file manager etc.. If it would get you more residual money in the long run vs a 1 time purchase that won't ever happen again that would be nice to know as well. Please don't flame me for indirectly promoting ads in apps either lol.
Over the past year I've read so many articles about how Android isn't profitable for devs and them I see annoying solutions like AirPush ads or Glu mobile ads that nag your precious notification bar.
My question is: On average how many clicks on your ads per month do I need to perform to get your some actual money?
If there is a good range here I'd have no problem clicking ads in well built apps like Team Tasks Tasks Free or Inka file manager etc.. If it would get you more residual money in the long run vs a 1 time purchase that won't ever happen again that would be nice to know as well. Please don't flame me for indirectly promoting ads in apps either lol.
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