Why do you waste your traffic with cpa or adsense?Hi, for a site with around 200-300 unique visitors per day from tier 1 countries, which will give more earnings, Adsense or affiliate/cpa ?
Yeah, but this is not a dedicated niche site. It's like random.Why do you waste your traffic with cpa or adsense?
Why don't you sell your own product and get 100% of the profit instead of making commissions.
Try selling digital products....for example PLR ebooks from buyplrebooks dot com
This would not work for every kind of site though. Some kind of traffic can mostly be monetized by ads.Why do you waste your traffic with cpa or adsense?
Why don't you sell your own product and get 100% of the profit instead of making commissions.
Try selling digital products....for example PLR ebooks from buyplrebooks dot com
As of now this site is not approved for adsense.Depends on the content of your site why not test both and see which does better?
Yep but adsense does not like cpa links right?This would not work for every kind of site though. Some kind of traffic can mostly be monetized by ads.
To the OP, I would say try each and everyone of them first to figure out what pays more. CPA and Affiliate have the chances of paying you much more than adsense if you have great offers that would convert. If you can find good offers then go the CPA route, similar thing with affiliate. If affiliate could work well, maybe you should do the guy I'm quoting said.
If they are willing to buy through your affiliate links, maybe you should directly feature such kinds of products on your site.
Finally, adsense would give you something around $2 to $5 daily, assuming your traffic is mostly US. It could be higher for niches like finance.
Adsense would surely give you some income whereas the others may not. Adsense should be your fall back option if/when others fail.
I don't know I haven't had both on the same site before. Lots of CPA links look a bit like spammy websites/links.As of now this site is not approved for adsense.
Yep but adsense does not like cpa links right?