Any Good Ad Networks that PAY?!

[Deleted member 813988]

Around 9,000 - 10,000 vistors per month and growing. Top countries are the U.S., Canada, U.K. and Australia.

In addition to the suggestion above you can check AdBlade - they pay for US traffic and fairly easy to get in.

 

[ICUdoLob]

Adsense pays the most, unless your niche and other factors are totally off

Adsense is only good for very competitive niches, like insurance, etc, but for entertainment niches, there are a lot better networks like native ad networks.

 

[ziko12345]

I'd also like to know a decent network. One of my sites got banned from adsense for no apparent reason. I tried propeller ads but they were awful. What I earn in a day on adsense took me a month on propeller ads!

Thanks for the link. CPM or not, whatever makes more money. And that's what I've heard about adsense.

Guys, Give adsterra a try. They dont have any requirement to join. They also pay super higj for usa traffic. However they saometimes have redirecting ads to cpa offers. Or they ask user to install an app to proceed to the website. But this is what makes you the big money. As fair as i know they pay for cpi, cpa , cpc , cpm

 

[ClickNinja]

Guys, Give adsterra a try. They dont have any requirement to join. They also pay super higj for usa traffic. However they saometimes have redirecting ads to cpa offers. Or they ask user to install an app to proceed to the website. But this is what makes you the big money. As fair as i know they pay for cpi, cpa , cpc , cpm

Have you used them much for sites with a lot of Google traffic? Some of the things like pay per install sound like they might hurt your Google ranking, may be looked at as an unsafe site.

 

[Vamux]

It would be silly for an ad network to spend the resources to monitor small traffic sources. So speaking based on intuition, you're out of luck.

 

[ziko12345]

Have you used them much for sites with a lot of Google traffic? Some of the things like pay per install sound like they might hurt your Google ranking, may be looked at as an unsafe site.

Not gonna lie, my traffic comes from social media. And i dont expect them to rank

 

[Isla Ben]

Mediavine is woks good for me.

 

[HustleTong]

Popads, maybe.

 

[ClickNinja]

Not gonna lie, my traffic comes from social media. And i dont expect them to rank

Thanks for the reply, I'll probably stay away from them.

Mediavine is woks good for me.

They require a minimum of 30,000 pageviews per month, see the first post in this thread.

 

[ClickNinja]

Adsense is only good for very competitive niches, like insurance, etc, but for entertainment niches, there are a lot better networks like native ad networks.

Care to name some of them?

 

[ClickNinja]

In addition to the suggestion above you can check AdBlade - they pay for US traffic and fairly easy to get in.

Do you know how their ad blocks work? I signed up, created an adblock and it said it had to be approved for some reason (Wasn't even on my site yet, just trying to get the code set up) - then got an email today saying that it was denied for some reason.

 

[Deleted member 813988]

Do you know how their ad blocks work? I signed up, created an adblock and it said it had to be approved for some reason (Wasn't even on my site yet, just trying to get the code set up) - then got an email today saying that it was denied for some reason.

Probably your application was denied.
What's your site? Maybe I can help

 

[JeanFerreira]

Adclerks let you sell ad space on your sites, they also have Swiftads program to earn you commissions on you ad space...

 

[ChrisssCross]

As I know, Adsterra is one of the oldest networks with regular payments and good quality traffic. I worked with them a while ago, and in general I was satisfied.

 

[ClickNinja]

As for adblade, they sent me this in an email:

Due to new guidelines, we require that all publishers have at least 200,000+ US Impressions Monthly. Additionally, we need to be able to verify this via a third party source (ex. Similarweb.com) that is easily accessible (ex. No paywall or login required to access the data). If you have a URL that you can provide that demonstrates you have this traffic, please send it over and we will be happy to re-review your submission!

So don't bother with them unless you have a lot of traffic.

 

[ClickNinja]

As I know, Adsterra is one of the oldest networks with regular payments and good quality traffic. I worked with them a while ago, and in general I was satisfied.

Do the sites you use them on get much Google traffic? Someone suggested them above, but some of their ads (cpa redirects, app installs) seem like they could hurt your Google ranking.

 

[ClickNinja]

For anyone thinking about using adsterra, read this first!

https://www.revenueinfo.com/adsterra-review

 

[ICUdoLob]

Care to name some of them?

Content.ad and other similar networks

 

[GavinnN]

HAHAHAHAHA stay away from adsterra they are worst scammers ever!! If you have legit traffic don't spend your time, I also work with them and I sent them everything they wanted and didn't get high rates, just big lies and fake promises

 

[Mor Dov]

You can use many ad networks but that means a lot of ads and give them try. you can also use more than 1 and the trick is using 2-3 networks with different ad methods (banner/Pop/Push). I like to help you monetize your traffic with ads from AdMaven like native ads if you are interested.