Hi, offline advertising is worthless from the viewpoint of earning something for obvious reasons, but one could always show a banner or something similar to an interstitial of some other app he/she owns, even if they become non-clickable. The reason to do that is that, even if there is no internet connection, the user experience will continue to be the same as when there is an internet connection. If the model of business of an app is free+ad and paid-ad (that is, there is the free version which shows ads and there is a paid version free of ads and possibly with some other features), the free version should always presents some type of "ad interruption". Otherwise the user could always go offline to use the app without the annoying ads (*annoying for the user but vital for the developer*).
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