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If you’ve been curious about how much money you can actually make with CPM Adsterra in 2025, you’re not alone.
With ad revenue fluctuating across niches and geographies, many publishers are wondering: What are the real CPM rates Adsterra pays this year—and how can you boost your earnings?
In this guide, I’ll break down everything that truly affects your Adsterra CPM, from country-based rates to traffic types, niches, and ad formats. By the end, you’ll know exactly what to expect and how to get the most out of your ad placements.
Understanding How CPM Adsterra Works in 2025
Before you can predict your Adsterra earnings, you need to understand what drives them. CPM rates aren’t random — they’re influenced by multiple factors, from your traffic’s location to your ad formats and the behavior of your audience.
How CPM Is Calculated on Adsterra
In Adsterra, CPM (Cost Per Mille) refers to how much advertisers pay for every 1,000 ad impressions. So, if your CPM is $2, you earn $2 for every 1,000 times an ad is shown on your site.
However, Adsterra doesn’t use a fixed CPM model. It operates on a dynamic real-time bidding system, meaning advertisers compete for impressions in your niche and GEO (country). The more advertisers bidding for your type of traffic, the higher your CPM climbs.
To visualize it:
- If you’re running traffic from the US in the finance niche, advertisers bid aggressively. You might see CPMs of $4–$12.
- If your audience is mostly from India or Indonesia, CPMs may fall between $0.30–$1.50, simply because bids there are lower.
This explains why you might see big differences in your Adsterra dashboard even between similar days of traffic.
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The Role of GEOs and Traffic Quality in CPM Rates
In the Adsterra ecosystem, GEOs (geographical locations) are one of the most decisive factors in determining CPM.
Advertisers value certain audiences more — typically Tier-1 countries like the United States, Canada, and the UK, where purchasing power is high and conversion intent is strong.
But there’s more. Traffic quality is equally critical. Adsterra’s algorithms can detect:
- Real vs. bot traffic
- Engaged vs. bounce-prone visitors
- Direct vs. proxy users
If your traffic is full of proxies or users with low engagement (short sessions, quick exits), your CPM rates will drop fast. On the other hand, if your audience stays longer, interacts with content, and clicks ads, Adsterra rewards that with higher CPMs.
Differences Between CPM and CPA on Adsterra
It’s easy to mix these up, so let’s clarify.
- CPM (Cost Per Mille) pays you per 1,000 impressions. You get paid whether users click or not.
- CPA (Cost Per Action) pays you only when users perform a specific action, like signing up or making a purchase.
In practice, CPM is great for publishers — steady, passive earnings from ad impressions. CPA is better for affiliates who drive targeted conversions.
If you’re just starting with Adsterra, sticking to CPM ads gives more predictable income while you build traffic consistency.
Why CPM Rates Fluctuate Over Time
Even if your traffic stays steady, CPMs might rise or fall. I’ve seen this happen to many publishers, and it usually comes down to a few things:
- Seasonal advertiser demand: For example, Q4 (October–December) often brings higher CPMs due to holiday ad spending.
- Market trends: When industries shift, so do their ad budgets (crypto and finance often spike during bullish markets).
- Competition levels: More publishers mean more impressions to fill, which can lower individual CPM bids.
The best way to stay ahead of these shifts is by monitoring your Adsterra analytics regularly. When you notice drops, check which GEOs or devices are trending down — that’s where you’ll want to optimize.
Average CPM Adsterra Rates by Country in 2025
Location is destiny when it comes to Adsterra’s CPM. Advertisers value traffic differently by region, and that’s why you might earn $10 CPM from one country and $0.50 from another. Let’s break it down by tier.
Top-Tier GEOs With the Highest CPMs (US, UK, Canada, Australia)
If your audience comes from Tier 1 GEOs, you’re in the sweet spot. These regions have the highest ad budgets and most competitive bidding environments.
Typical CPMs for these countries in 2025:
- United States: $5–$12
- United Kingdom: $4–$9
- Canada: $3–$8
- Australia: $3–$7
These rates apply mostly to desktop traffic in niches like finance, tech, and streaming. Even lower-tier niches in these GEOs tend to perform better than average because advertisers trust the buying power of these audiences.
Quick tip: If you have mixed traffic, consider using Adsterra’s Smart CPM optimization feature. It automatically assigns the best-paying GEOs to your available ad inventory.
Mid-Tier GEOs That Offer Moderate Earnings (Brazil, India, Mexico)
These regions have rapidly growing internet populations and strong engagement, but advertiser competition isn’t as fierce yet.
Here’s what CPMs typically look like:
- Brazil: $1.00–$2.50
- India: $0.30–$1.20
- Mexico: $0.80–$2.00
In my experience, India tends to have lower CPMs but much higher impression volume, which can balance out total earnings. Brazil and Mexico are becoming interesting due to new e-commerce and fintech advertisers entering those markets.
Low-Tier GEOs and Their Average CPM Ranges
Low-tier GEOs, such as parts of Africa and Southeast Asia, often have less advertiser demand, leading to CPMs between $0.10–$0.60.
However, don’t dismiss them. If you have large traffic volumes from countries like Nigeria, Philippines, or Vietnam, you can still generate steady earnings with Popunder or In-Page Push ads — these formats tend to perform better even with lower advertiser bids.
Why GEO Targeting Matters for Publishers
GEO targeting isn’t just about understanding where your visitors come from — it’s about tailoring your ad formats and content to maximize CPM.
For instance:
- If your traffic is mostly U.S.-based, go for Display and Video ads.
- If it’s India-heavy, focus on Popunders or Push notifications where engagement is higher.
Adsterra allows you to filter performance by GEO in your dashboard (just go to: Statistics → Filter by GEO). Use that data weekly to identify which regions deserve more focus or better optimization.
CPM Adsterra Rates by Traffic Type
Your traffic type — whether desktop, mobile, organic, or social — heavily shapes your Adsterra CPM rates.
The same visitor count can earn double if it’s coming from the right source.
Desktop vs Mobile Traffic: Which Pays More in 2025
Desktop traffic usually pays higher CPMs on Adsterra, especially for niches like finance, VPNs, and software, where users tend to convert more easily.
- Average desktop CPM: $2.50–$10
- Average mobile CPM: $0.80–$3
However, the gap is closing as mobile advertising tech improves. If your site is mobile-heavy, I’d suggest testing In-Page Push and Full-Page Interstitial ads — they blend well with mobile UX and often yield surprisingly strong engagement metrics.
Impact of Organic vs Paid Traffic on CPM Performance
Organic traffic (visitors coming from search engines) usually delivers higher CPMs than paid traffic. Why? Because these users are more intentional — they came looking for something, not because an ad forced them in.
Adsterra’s AI-based quality scoring system recognizes these differences. When your organic traffic has low bounce rates and long dwell times, your CPM can rise by 15–30% over time.
Paid traffic, especially from low-cost sources, can hurt CPMs if not properly filtered. If you’re buying traffic, use tools like Voluum or RedTrack to track quality and exclude suspicious referrers.
How Social and Referral Traffic Affect Adsterra CPM Rates
Social and referral traffic sit in a middle zone. They can perform well if the audience is engaged, but CPMs fluctuate depending on intent.
For example:
- YouTube referrals and Twitter clicks tend to convert better (high interest).
- Viral Facebook or TikTok traffic can spike impressions but often has short engagement windows, pulling CPMs down.
If you rely heavily on social sources, experiment with Native Ads or Push notifications, which tend to retain attention longer.
Direct vs Proxy Traffic: Quality and Rate Differences
Direct visitors (those who type your URL or click from bookmarks) signal trust and strong engagement. These usually deliver the highest CPMs because advertisers value genuine user intent.
Proxy or VPN-based traffic, on the other hand, can severely damage CPMs. Adsterra automatically filters low-quality IPs, but even so, your effective CPM (eCPM) might fall by up to 50% if a large portion of your audience uses proxies.
If you notice this in your reports (Statistics → Filter by Device/IP Type), try blocking known proxy sources or using Cloudflare’s Bot Fight Mode to clean your traffic flow.
CPM Adsterra Rates by Ad Format
The ad format you choose can drastically change how much you earn from the same traffic. Some formats focus on high impressions, while others reward deep engagement.
The best mix depends on your audience behavior and layout design.
Popunders and Interstitials: High Volume, Moderate CPMs
Popunder ads are a bit of a classic — they open behind the main browser tab, allowing users to continue browsing before the ad appears. Interstitials, on the other hand, are full-page ads that show up between page loads or app screens.
In 2025, Popunder CPMs on Adsterra typically range from $0.50 to $4, depending on the GEO. Tier-1 traffic (US, UK, Canada) tends to perform at the higher end, while Tier-3 traffic might average closer to $0.30–$1.00.
From experience, these formats are ideal if you:
- Get high daily traffic (10,000+ impressions/day).
- Don’t rely on organic search visitors who may dislike intrusive formats.
- Want stable, consistent revenue rather than fluctuating performance.
Popunders and interstitials shine on file-sharing sites, streaming platforms, and casual entertainment blogs where user intent isn’t easily disrupted by new windows.
Display Banners and Native Ads: Balancing Engagement and CPM
Display banners are still one of the most recognized ad types — rectangular or square image-based ads placed across the site. Native ads, in contrast, are designed to blend with your site’s look, appearing like recommended content.
Adsterra’s Display and Native CPMs range from $1.50 to $8, depending on placement and device. Native formats often outperform standard banners because users interact with them more naturally.
If you’re running WordPress, you can place these ads effectively by going to Appearance → Widgets → Custom HTML, then pasting Adsterra’s ad code into the sidebar or below content.
I’ve noticed that native ads on long-form articles can outperform banner placements by up to 30% because they feel less like interruptions and more like content recommendations.
Push Notifications and In-Page Push: What They Pay in 2025
Push notifications are small clickable messages sent to a user’s browser or device, even after leaving your site. Adsterra’s In-Page Push works similarly but shows directly on your website — no subscription required.
For 2025, Push and In-Page Push CPMs range between $0.80 and $5. The top-performing niches are VPN, crypto, dating, and giveaways.
Here’s why they work:
- They grab user attention instantly without being intrusive.
- They perform well on mobile, especially Android.
- They can reach users repeatedly, increasing click-throughs.
If you’re monetizing mobile-heavy traffic, I suggest testing In-Page Push first. It’s less likely to trigger browser restrictions and integrates smoothly with Adsterra’s “Quick Code” feature, found under Websites → Ad Codes → Create In-Page Push.
Video Ads and Full-Page Ads: When High Engagement Equals High CPM
Video ads are the big earners on Adsterra in 2025 — especially for streaming or news sites. Advertisers pay premium CPMs for engaged users who watch videos. You can expect rates between $4 and $15, depending on niche and GEO.
Full-page ads (also known as “direct link ads”) cover the entire screen and have similar high-CPM potential but work best when implemented sparingly.
The key advantage of both formats is engagement. If your audience watches a video ad for even 5–10 seconds, it signals quality attention to advertisers — driving CPMs higher.
I usually recommend:
- Placing video ads below content to keep readers engaged before the ad starts.
- Using autoplay off, so users feel in control.
- Testing shorter formats (5–15 seconds) for higher completion rates.
In short: if your site can support them, video and full-page ads can become your top revenue drivers on Adsterra.
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Niches That Earn the Highest CPM on Adsterra
Not all traffic is equal, and Adsterra’s CPM structure reflects that. Some niches naturally attract higher-paying advertisers due to strong conversion potential and high competition.
Finance, Insurance, and Crypto Niches
Advertisers in finance and crypto are constantly bidding high to acquire valuable users. Think forex, loan comparison, or trading platforms.
- Average CPMs: $6–$15
- Best GEOs: US, UK, Germany, Australia
- Best Ad Types: Video, Display, Native
I’ve seen small finance blogs with 30k monthly visits earn $400–$600/month purely from CPM ads, thanks to high bid competition.
Crypto, especially during bullish trends, sees CPMs spike dramatically. During early 2025’s mini-crypto surge, some publishers saw CPMs of $12+ for top GEOs.
Gaming, Streaming, and Entertainment Niches
These niches rely on high-traffic volume and engagement. Advertisers love them for visibility, even if conversions are lower.
- Average CPMs: $1.50–$6
- Best Formats: Popunders, Interstitials, Video
- Ideal Traffic: Desktop or mobile mix
Entertainment traffic is perfect for Popunder ads, as users are already in browsing mode. Streaming sites can add In-Page Push to monetize idle time between video loads — a tactic I’ve seen boost CPMs by 20%.
Tech, VPN, and Software Niches
The tech audience is gold for advertisers selling VPNs, tools, or software subscriptions.
- Average CPMs: $3–$10
- Best Formats: Native, Push, Video
- Strong GEOs: US, UK, Germany, Singapore
Adsterra often has exclusive VPN campaigns that bid higher for relevant audiences. If you run a review blog or tutorial site, contextual native ads here can yield surprisingly high CPMs while keeping UX clean.
Adult and Mixed Content: Risk vs Reward
Adsterra is one of the few major networks supporting adult content monetization — and it pays well.
- Average CPMs: $2–$8, depending on GEO and traffic volume
- Best Formats: Popunders, Push, Video
However, you must enable adult mode in your Adsterra account (Websites → Settings → Adult content: Yes). While adult niches are lucrative, they’re also volatile — CPMs swing fast with ad inventory availability.
If you’re entering this space, always diversify with a backup network to avoid downtime during advertiser lulls.
Key Factors That Influence Your Adsterra CPM Rates
Now that you know which formats and niches pay best, let’s look at what really moves your CPM up or down — the underlying mechanics of Adsterra’s algorithm and your site performance.
Audience Location and Device Type
Simply put, Tier-1 desktop users are worth more.
- Desktop US traffic: $5–$12 CPM
- Mobile India traffic: $0.50–$1.20 CPM
But you can still optimize low-paying GEOs. I suggest enabling Smart Direct Links in Adsterra (found under Tools → Smart Link) — it automatically sends each visitor to the highest-paying campaign available for their region and device.
Website Engagement Metrics (CTR, Bounce Rate, Dwell Time)
Adsterra’s AI tracks engagement signals to rate your traffic quality.
- Higher CTR (Click-Through Rate) = Better ad relevance → Higher CPM
- Lower bounce rate = Engaged users → Advertisers bid more
- Longer dwell time = Quality traffic → CPM bonus
If users spend under 10 seconds on a page, CPMs usually drop. To fix this, I recommend adding internal links and interactive content (polls, videos) to keep them on-site longer.
Ad Placement Strategy and Viewability
Where you place ads directly impacts your CPM.
- Above-the-fold ads (seen instantly) often pay 20–40% more.
- Ads hidden below long articles may never load impressions, cutting your effective CPM (eCPM).
A good balance is:
- One native ad in-content.
- One banner ad in the sidebar or footer.
- One popunder/interstitial for volume.
Adsterra’s Placement Tester tool helps compare performance — you’ll find it under Statistics → Placement → Compare.
Frequency Capping and Ad Fatigue Management
Frequency capping limits how often a user sees the same ad. Without it, your visitors get “banner blindness” — they stop noticing the ads, and CPMs fall.
Adsterra lets you control frequency in your campaign settings. I suggest:
- For Popunders: 1–2 per session
- For Push: 3 per 24 hours
Keeping ads fresh reduces fatigue and keeps your CPMs stable. I’ve tested this — cutting popunder frequency from 4 to 2 per session improved my CPM by 18% in a week.
Proven Strategies to Increase CPM on Adsterra
Increasing your CPM Adsterra rates isn’t about guessing; it’s about making small, consistent optimizations that compound over time. The best publishers don’t just set up ad codes and wait — they tweak, test, and analyze every week.
Optimizing Traffic Sources and GEO Targeting
Not all traffic is created equal. Adsterra’s system rewards clean, engaged, and well-targeted traffic, especially from Tier-1 countries like the US, UK, and Canada.
If most of your visitors come from lower-tier GEOs, consider building multiple content funnels or localized landing pages that attract higher-paying regions. For example, adding English-language tech reviews or finance comparisons can help bring Tier-1 search visibility.
Inside your Adsterra dashboard, go to Statistics → GEO → Apply Filter. Check which countries drive the best CPMs. Once you spot high-performing regions, double down with focused SEO targeting or paid campaigns aimed at those audiences.
It’s a bit like farming — water the crops that actually grow, not the barren soil.
Testing Multiple Ad Formats for Better Results
Adsterra gives you flexibility with Popunders, Native, Push, and Video ads — but every site behaves differently. Testing is your best friend here.
I’ve seen publishers run the same site layout for months without realizing a simple format swap could double their CPM. For example:
- Replacing static banner ads with Native Ads improved engagement by 27% on one tech site.
- Mixing In-Page Push and Display Ads raised average CPM by 15%.
Inside your dashboard, head to Websites → Ad Codes → Create New Ad Code, and test variations by device or placement. Keep the experiments running for at least seven days to gather enough data — anything shorter gives misleading results.
Think of it like tuning an engine: same car, but a different configuration can unlock hidden horsepower.
Improving Page Load Speed and User Experience
Advertisers don’t just pay for impressions — they pay for impressions that load and perform. Slow sites have higher bounce rates, which signal poor user experience, and that hurts CPM.
Run your site through Google’s PageSpeed Insights. If your load time exceeds 3 seconds, you’re losing revenue. Compress images, remove unnecessary plugins, and lazy-load heavy scripts.
Also, ensure ads don’t block navigation or overlap content. Adsterra has responsive ad options — toggle Responsive Design when generating your ad code to keep everything mobile-friendly.
A faster, cleaner site doesn’t just keep users happy — it tells Adsterra’s algorithm your traffic is valuable.
Using Smart Rotation and A/B Testing on Ad Units
Adsterra includes a built-in Smart Rotation feature that automatically rotates the best-performing ad creatives. You can activate it under Websites → Settings → Smart Rotation: ON.
This prevents “ad fatigue,” where users see the same creative too often and stop noticing it. I suggest pairing Smart Rotation with manual A/B testing. Try two ad versions in similar placements — for instance:
- Version A: Native Ad mid-article.
- Version B: Native Ad below content.
After one week, compare CPM and CTR in Statistics → Placement → Compare. Keep the better performer, and repeat the process.
This cycle of testing and rotating can raise overall CPM by 20–40% in a month if done consistently.
Comparing Adsterra CPM Rates to Other Networks
Many publishers eventually compare Adsterra CPM with other networks to see where they stand. It’s a smart move — but context matters. Each platform has its own strengths, payment models, and audience focus.
Adsterra vs Google AdSense: Key Earnings Differences
Google AdSense dominates contextual advertising, while Adsterra thrives in direct advertiser bidding.
- AdSense average CPM (Tier-1): $2–$10
- Adsterra average CPM (Tier-1): $3–$12
Adsterra often wins on non-English traffic and adult-friendly sites, where AdSense refuses ads. AdSense, however, still leads for clean, niche sites with high search intent (like how-to blogs).
If you’ve been banned or limited by AdSense’s strict policies, Adsterra is a strong, flexible alternative that supports multiple verticals — even crypto, dating, and gaming.
Adsterra vs PropellerAds (Monetag): Which Performs Better for CPM
PropellerAds (Monetag) and Adsterra both offer CPM and CPA campaigns, but Adsterra’s ad quality tends to be higher in 2025, especially for Native and Video formats.
In my testing:
- Adsterra average CPM (Popunders): $1.20–$4.50
- PropellerAds average CPM (Popunders): $0.80–$3.00
PropellerAds performs better for push notifications, while Adsterra often wins for web-based display and interstitial ads.
If you run both, I suggest segmenting your inventory: keep Push campaigns on PropellerAds and Display/Native on Adsterra. You’ll maximize performance without competing impressions.
Adsterra vs PopAds and HilltopAds: Low vs High Volume Networks
PopAds and HilltopAds are volume-based — they push thousands of popunder ads per minute but with lower bid quality.
- PopAds CPM (average): $0.20–$1.50
- HilltopAds CPM (average): $0.50–$2.00
- Adsterra CPM (average): $0.80–$6.00
If your goal is high volume and instant approval, PopAds is simpler. But for consistent CPM growth and brand-safe campaigns, Adsterra wins. It also provides stronger fraud detection, meaning your traffic is better valued.
When It Makes Sense to Combine Multiple Ad Networks
Running multiple ad networks can stabilize earnings. Just don’t overload your site — it can slow pages and reduce CPM across the board.
Here’s what I suggest:
- Primary Network (Adsterra): Focus on Native, Display, or Popunder ads.
- Secondary Network: Use for remnant inventory or fallback traffic (like PropellerAds or HilltopAds).
- Monitor Fill Rate: If fill rate falls below 95%, add a backup network to cover missed impressions.
Inside Adsterra, you can check this under Statistics → Fill Rate. A healthy fill rate keeps every impression monetized.
Common Mistakes That Lower Adsterra CPM Rates
Sometimes CPM drops aren’t random — they’re caused by small oversights that quietly destroy performance. Fixing these is the fastest way to recover lost revenue.
Sending Low-Quality or Bot Traffic
Adsterra uses AI-based traffic verification. If you’re sending traffic from cheap sources, it gets flagged as low quality, lowering your CPM.
Avoid:
- Click farms or paid traffic without filters.
- Redirect networks with suspicious referrers.
Instead, focus on organic, SEO, or social sources. You can also track traffic quality via Statistics → Referrer → Apply Filter. If a referrer shows high impressions but low CTR, it’s a red flag.
Overloading Pages With Too Many Ads
Stuffing every space with ads doesn’t multiply income — it divides it. Too many units lead to lower viewability and slower load speeds, both CPM killers.
Stick to the “3-ad rule”:
- One banner or native above the fold.
- One in-content ad.
- One popunder or push unit for volume.
Less clutter equals better engagement and stronger CPM.
Ignoring Ad Placement Analytics
Most publishers forget to check placement-level performance. Adsterra’s Placement Report (under Statistics → Placement) lets you see exactly which positions are underperforming.
If one ad has low CTR but high impressions, move it or resize it. You’ll often see a 10–25% CPM increase simply by improving visibility.
I advise testing sticky or floating placements — they stay visible longer, boosting viewability rates.
Neglecting to Optimize for Mobile Users
Over half of Adsterra traffic now comes from mobile, but many sites still use non-responsive ad units. That’s wasted money.
Enable Responsive Design in your ad code settings. Also, avoid large desktop ads that break layouts on mobile — they reduce engagement.
A well-optimized mobile site with clean ads can outperform desktop in total revenue, even with slightly lower CPM.
Expert Tips to Maximize Your Adsterra Earnings in 2025
This is where it all ties together — the subtle techniques that experienced publishers use to get the most from Adsterra. Small optimizations can make a huge difference.
Focus on High-Intent GEOs and Niches
You’ll get the best CPMs from GEOs where users buy, sign up, or engage more. If you can, build content around finance, software, or streaming — these niches attract premium advertisers.
Adsterra’s GEO performance report (found under Statistics → GEO) will show which regions deserve more attention. I usually target the top five and translate content into those markets’ languages to boost relevance.
Refresh Ad Creatives Regularly to Avoid Fatigue
Even the best ad loses impact if users see it too often. Ad fatigue lowers CTR, and Adsterra’s Smart Rotation can only do so much.
Manually refresh creatives every 2–3 weeks. Replace stale banners, adjust colors, or switch ad types. This keeps users curious and advertisers bidding high.
Leverage Adsterra’s Smart Link for Non-Monetized Traffic
If you’ve got pages or GEOs that don’t monetize well, use Adsterra’s Smart Link. It automatically redirects users to the most relevant, high-paying offer for their region.
You can create it via Tools → Smart Link → Generate. Copy the link, place it in banners or buttons, and watch your non-converting traffic start producing revenue.
I’ve seen sites with weak Tier-3 traffic earn an extra 20–30% monthly just from Smart Links.
Track and Optimize Using Adsterra’s Advanced Analytics Tools
Most publishers check only CPM averages, but deeper insights live under Statistics → Custom Report. There, you can cross-analyze GEO, device, ad format, and placement all at once.
Set weekly reports to email automatically. This helps you catch early warning signs — like a GEO suddenly underperforming or CTR dropping on one ad type.
The more closely you track, the faster you adapt. Adsterra rewards precision with better bid allocation and higher CPMs over time.
Conclusion: The Real Picture of CPM Adsterra Rates in 2025
In 2025, Adsterra CPM rates are shaped by one thing above all — adaptability. Those who test, analyze, and evolve with data consistently outperform those who set and forget.
Whether you’re optimizing traffic quality, experimenting with formats, or refining placements, every small adjustment moves the needle.
Pro tip: Log into your Adsterra dashboard every Friday. Check your top 3 performing GEOs, remove weak ad spots, and rotate creatives. It’s a 15-minute routine that can raise your monthly CPM by 10% or more — proof that small habits drive big results.
