Adsense Alternative

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Hello.
So i recently launched a website similar to 9gag and imgur and recently I applied for adsense but was rejected due to:

  • Make sure that your pages have sufficient text - websites that contain mostly images, videos or Flash animations will not be approved.
  • Your content should contain complete sentences and paragraphs, not only headlines.

So I was wondering what would be a good alternative for adsense?
I have a huge traffic source but i'm having a hard time finding a way to monetize it.
 
Do you already have traffic to your site or not yet?
 
There are so many alternatives available for adsense you can try which suits you better.
Here i have given few of the alternatives for adsense.
Fomo Publishers
Media.Net
Infolinks
Chitika
Kontera
 
I heard good things about Chitika and yllix. But I haven't tested them personally.
 
There are so many alternatives available for adsense you can try which suits you better.
Here i have given few of the alternatives for adsense.
Fomo Publishers
Media.Net
Infolinks
Chitika
Kontera

The only decent network from that list is media.net
 
Media.net works great for me. However, nothing can beat Adwords.
BTW, try some native ad networks.
Taboola and Content ad worked the best for me.
 
You could also try AdSense Certified Partners such as OKO or MediaVine, etc.

I've never got an AdSense A/C approved, but I still serve ads from Google Adx using these services.
 
You could also try AdSense Certified Partners such as OKO or MediaVine, etc.

I've never got an AdSense A/C approved, but I still serve ads from Google Adx using these services.
My guess is that if Adsense rejected his site, ADx won't approve it. They are even more strict.
 
I've been using OKO on 3 of my sites & Mediavine on one for the past few months. They do send the site for approval before sending over the ad tags, and most of the times I faced no issues.

The one time I did face an issue was due to a 'Content.Ad' popup on my site, due to which my site wasn't approved, but they asked me to disable Content.Ad and try again, and it got approved seamlessly.

Ezoic is a certified partner that requires you to have an AdSense account, but these other ones don't have any such requirement, although I'm not really sure how they are different from one another, and how this whole thing works.
 
I've been using OKO on 3 of my sites & Mediavine on one for the past few months. They do send the site for approval before sending over the ad tags, and most of the times I faced no issues.

The one time I did face an issue was due to a 'Content.Ad' popup on my site, due to which my site wasn't approved, but they asked me to disable Content.Ad and try again, and it got approved seamlessly.

Ezoic is a certified partner that requires you to have an AdSense account, but these other ones don't have any such requirement, although I'm not really sure how they are different from one another, and how this whole thing works.
Yea. I used Ezoic too. Was disappointed.
 
Media.net works great for me. However, nothing can beat Adwords.
BTW, try some native ad networks.
Taboola and Content ad worked the best for me.

You’re wrong about ‘nothing can beat adsense’. There’s number of networks that pay much better rates. Though, you won’t get a good result unless site has quality content and traffic volume. Without content or traffic you get low rates and thats one of the ways network get rid of low quality pubs.
 
You’re wrong about ‘nothing can beat adsense’. There’s number of networks that pay much better rates. Though, you won’t get a good result unless site has quality content and traffic volume. Without content or traffic you get low rates and thats one of the ways network get rid of low quality pubs.
My sites gets about 200K US visitors per day. I have header bidding to manage my advertisers. I have the best networks. OpenX, Sovrn, Appnexus. We built a great technology around it. So with that infrastructure, Adsense is only 25% of the revenue. However, I don't think I can do it without them in the waterfall. What networks you think can beat them? :) @se900se
 
My sites gets about 200K US visitors per day. I have header bidding to manage my advertisers. I have the best networks. OpenX, Sovrn, Appnexus. We built a great technology around it. So with that infrastructure, Adsense is only 25% of the revenue. However, I don't think I can do it without them in the waterfall. What networks you think can beat them? :) @se900se

Adiply pays 20% higher than Adsense, so does Oath, Exponential - I could go on with this list... . OpenX/Appnexus are not the best networks, but very popular...like AdSense. Sovrn performs differently on many sites, though on my experience there're always discrepancies with this networks. So, no, it's definitely not the best paying and if it is in your situation - something wrong with the setup or your other ad networks don't fully perform. Considering you're managing your header bidding yourself - this could be the case.
 
Adiply pays 20% higher than Adsense, so does Oath, Exponential - I could go on with this list... . OpenX/Appnexus are not the best networks, but very popular...like AdSense. Sovrn performs differently on many sites, though on my experience there're always discrepancies with this networks. So, no, it's definitely not the best paying and if it is in your situation - something wrong with the setup or your other ad networks don't fully perform. Considering you're managing your header bidding yourself - this could be the case.
Which one you recommend ?
 
how much traffic you have on your site ?
media.net is a good and adnow is also good for your site if you have good traffic to your site
 
Which one you recommend ?

Any network from the Top 100 networks in the world - is a good network to try
The result is different from site to site, but at least those are top networks used by publishers
 
I can suggest you to build a landing page .. then the user can actually get there and see the advertisers, not matter each ads you decided Pop/ Banner/ Push or even interstitial to the next page.
 
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