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  1. Devin Gustus profile image96
    Devin Gustusposted 20 months ago

    When I first started at hubpges, you could be part of the hubpages program as well as adsense.  Did this change at some point that I missed?  I was earning between 0.50 and $2 per month on adsense, but Aug-Sep 2018 to today I've earned 3 cents. 

    I'm trying to figure this out, but I am not very adept at adsense, so identifying the problem is somewhat difficult.

    Thank you

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  2. lobobrandon profile image90
    lobobrandonposted 20 months ago

    Nope, nothing has changed. You can choose to have just Adsense and not HP Ads the same as it was years ago. Did you lose traffic?

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  3. Devin Gustus profile image96
    Devin Gustusposted 20 months ago

    I actually have significantly more traffic now.

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  4. amaado profile image81
    amaadoposted 17 months ago

    I don't get any earnings from adsense.

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    1. OldRoses profile image98
      OldRosesposted 17 months agoin reply to this

      You only have one article on a niche site.  Articles on HubPages generate almost no traffic so they do not earn much.  Since you have one hub on Owlcation, you are probably earning a little from Adsense.  Go to the Earnings tab, look under settings and click on Google Adsense Reports to find out how much you are earning from them.  I believe the threshhold for payout from Google Adsense is $100 so you will not receive anything from them until you have earned at least $100.

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    2. Melissa Mae Carolino profile image80
      Melissa Mae Carolinoposted 17 months agoin reply to this

      me neither, but I just started 2 weeks ago so maybe that'll answer.

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  5. Butterfly67 profile image91
    Butterfly67posted 17 months ago

    I stopped earning anything on Adsense on 7th January when asense stopped on my niche site articles because the sites were not approved in adsense and it was not possible to get them approved so now I can only earn via HP apart from articles that are on the Hp domain itself. I know HP say they are looking into it but I don't think they are really doing enough about it as a) it only seems to affect some people b) it is only a small amount of earnings

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  6. FatFreddysCat profile image97
    FatFreddysCatposted 17 months ago

    AdSense sucks. HP Ads Program is where it's at for me.

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