Other options besides AdSense?

[IcEWoLF]

I am looking to add more ads to my website.
Something other than adsense.
I'll still keep adsense in certain parts of my forums, but I want to look to add other ad networks.
Anyone got any recommendations?

 

[poush]

There are many like
http://www.google.com/doubleclick/

http://bidvertiser.com

 

[froggyboy604]

Amazon Affiliates, but you get paid per sale, and not for click.

 

[netsavy006]

Here's a list of 20 different options you have for monetizing your website:

http://www.2createawebsite.com/money/wa ... nline.html

Hope this helps,
Andy

 

[IcEWoLF]

Thanks all! IT does indeed.
Isn't http://www.google.com/doubleclick/ aka AdSense? Or they are different?
I am not understanding that website much either..

 

[Jerlene]

My favourite AdSense alternative is AdBrite. I earn way more with them.

 

[NBK*Twitch]

There are many out there.

AdBrite and Bidvertiser are probably the best.

I will warn you though to many ads on your site will drive away vistors.

 

[tuk485]

If you are interested I am seeking more publishers for a new advertising network. Minimum payout is $10 direct to paypal.

http://www.advertbox.net

 

[Deleted member 8254]

I suggest to go with Publicityclerks or Projectwonderful. They both are good.

 

[spyka]

BuySellAds are a great option - you can set your own prices

 

[Gamer Outpost]

BuySellAds are a great option - you can set your own prices

Yeah, but BuySellAds has a pretty hefty traffic requirement (isn't it like 100k page views a month or something?), which makes it a non-option for smaller/new sites.

 

[markminsky]

BuySellAds rull...

 

[spyka]

BuySellAds are a great option - you can set your own prices

Yeah, but BuySellAds has a pretty hefty traffic requirement (isn't it like 100k page views a month or something?), which makes it a non-option for smaller/new sites.

I don't think so, while my sites do have over that amount, some ad zones get fewer than that many impressions

But in any case, if you're a new site with little traffic there's little point in ads anyway as you won't be making any money<br /><br />-- Wed Aug 20, 2014 3:17 am --<br /><br />Another company I use is Media.net, which is basically the Yahoo version of Adsense. Doesn't pay as well but may be an option for those rejected/banned by Adsense

 

[wh@t]

Chitika is a good alternative to adsense. You should try finding some affiliate program or a product to promote on your blog. Make sure that the product is relevant to your website so that you more sales.

People earn more from affiliate sales then from adsense.