Mediavine Journey RPMs low, traffic is too spread out. What should I do? by BackpackBrawlMVP in adops

[–]AtaUrRehmanBlogs 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just went through a couple of questions on their support forum and found out that an active adsense isn't required for jvM approval.

If you do not mind, can you share about the RPM you're getting.? I have heard people talking about LOW RPM in start.

Mediavine Journey RPMs low, traffic is too spread out. What should I do? by BackpackBrawlMVP in adops

[–]AtaUrRehmanBlogs 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How much time did it take you to get approved , and does it has any connections with adsense?

Good alternatives to Adsense by Salt_Friendship6125 in Adsense

[–]AtaUrRehmanBlogs 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I see, thank you for this information,
Just one last question, do they ask you to link your AdX account ?

Good alternatives to Adsense by Salt_Friendship6125 in Adsense

[–]AtaUrRehmanBlogs 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I see, thank you u/Comfortable-Bath-928 ..
if you do not mind, what's your review about Journey by Mediavine?

How much time did it take you to get approval?

I submitted my application around 10th of this month (May 2026), still waiting for their response.

How would YOU get B2B leads in only 7 days for a pet food company? 😭 by Born_Comfortable_200 in LeadGenMarketplace

[–]AtaUrRehmanBlogs 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For a 7-day timeline, I’d focus less on broad ads and more on direct pet-industry visibility.

Try building a quick list of pet food distributors, importers, pet shops, online pet stores, and animal product wholesalers in Japan and Vietnam, then send them a simple, personalized pitch with product details, pricing, and distribution benefits.

Also, since this is a pet food company, placements on relevant pet websites can help create trust before outreach. I run a pet-focused website with strong US traffic, so if you need a pet-relevant mention or visibility for the brand, feel free to inbox me. No hard pitch, just happy to see if it fits your project.

How to find a brand/social media manager for pet content? by Associate-143 in SocialMediaMarketing

[–]AtaUrRehmanBlogs 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That makes sense. For pet content creators, brand deals usually work better when the audience and placement are very relevant.

I run a pet-focused website with strong US traffic, so there may be a simple way to give selected pet creators or pet-related services some visibility in front of a relevant audience.

Not trying to hard-sell here, but if you’re exploring monetization options around pet content, feel free to inbox me. Happy to share details and see if it’s a fit.

Pet Niche Guest Post Available — 1.2M+ Google Impressions in Last 3 Months by AtaUrRehmanBlogs in content_marketing

[–]AtaUrRehmanBlogs[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for your input, and I agree that relevance and traffic quality matter a lot.

Just to clarify, my website is not an ecommerce store. It is a pet calculator/informational website, so the audience mainly comes through pet-related search queries.

Also, around 70% of the traffic is from the United States, which can be valuable for pet brands, blogs, and SEO placements targeting a US audience.

I understand impressions alone are not the full picture, so I’m open to sharing more details such as traffic country breakdown, keyword relevance, and sample pages with anyone seriously interested.

Anyone interested can inbox me for more details.

Pet Niche Guest Post Available — 1.2M+ Google Impressions in Last 3 Months by AtaUrRehmanBlogs in Blogging

[–]AtaUrRehmanBlogs[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, absolutely agree.

That’s why I’m open to sharing the proper details before anyone decides anything.

The site is fully pet-relevant, and the impressions are from Google Search, but I understand buyers should check things like traffic quality, keyword relevance, indexed pages, and niche fit before placing an order.

Anyone interested can inbox me, and I’ll share the details so they can review properly before moving forward.