Blogs with no ads

[seomaster5]

While browsing Google, I often come across many big websites that do not have any single ad on their website. They have very good content and also presentation on website. If they are spending so much on the website, why are they not putting ads on the website ?

 

[sophianguyen]

Maybe their purpose is not to make money from adsense. They have other better income sources.

 

[Brown_walker]

it’s usually because those big sites are focused on branding or building authority rather than quick ad revenue. Sometimes they make money through sponsorships, affiliate deals, or selling products/services instead of running standard ads.

 

[tazarbm]

do you use adblockers?

Because I do, and I keep stumbling upon such sites that have no ads, but then I remember that my adblockers block most ads and that's when I know why I'm not seeing them

 

[seomaster5]

do you use adblockers?

Because I do, and I keep stumbling upon such sites that have no ads, but then I remember that my adblockers block most ads and that's when I know why I'm not seeing them

I am not using any adblockers.

 

[scrivimelo]

I don't have ads at the moment, because I want users to come back. I will consider introducing them once the website is heavily used.

 

[Ezrahollis]

Some sites avoid ads to give users a cleaner, faster experience.

 

[awesomewebsites]

Some websites earn money through affiliate links instead of ads.

Now affiliate marketing through websites is not very popular because most programs have reduced their commissions.

 

[awesomewebsites]

Some websites earn money through affiliate links instead of ads.

Now affiliate marketing through websites is not very popular because most programs have reduced their commissions.

 

[Nikolaos]

While browsing Google, I often come across many big websites that do not have any single ad on their website. They have very good content and also presentation on website. If they are spending so much on the website, why are they not putting ads on the website ?

Maybe they plan monetize their content later. Did you check if they are selling something else online like courses etc?

 

[learnandearnwithseo]

tbh i was wondering the same thing, always see these clean blogs with no ads and super nice layouts. glad you asked, i figured maybe they make money in other ways but idk for sure!

These might be being us s as PBNs.

 

[zambakur32]

Many big sites skip ads to prioritize user experience, build trust, or focus on other revenue streams like subscriptions, affiliate sales, or product sales.

 

["Manish Sinha "]

They probably make money through affiliate links or sponsored content instead of display ads.

 

[Sharkneco]

While browsing Google, I often come across many big websites that do not have any single ad on their website. They have very good content and also presentation on website. If they are spending so much on the website, why are they not putting ads on the website ?

They might be selling sponsored links.

 

[Batol Dev]

They may have delayed monetization plans or are using other methods like building email list or selling sponsored links or promoting affiliate products

 

[DojaCat]

They probably monetize on selling guest posts / paid advertisments. they want to keep their users coming back so they avoid those ads

 

[blackhut89]

Yeah, you’ll notice that a lot. Big websites usually skip ads because that’s not how they make money. Most of them sell their own products, services, or memberships, or use the site for branding and lead generation. Some have sponsorships or affiliate deals that pay way more than AdSense. And for media or corporate sites, ads can hurt the user experience or brand image.

So it’s not that they don’t want ads — they just have smarter ways to earn.

 

[comiccurator81]

Big websites don't show ads because they make money from selling products, subscriptions, affiliate marketing or brand trust instead of ads

 

[Joseph Dev]

A lot of bigger sites skip ads because they focus on brand image, lead generation, or selling their own products instead. Some also rely on sponsorships or affiliate deals that don’t require visible ads

 

[geekproxy]

They make money from subs, partnerships and sales of services. Not placing intrusive advertisments is just one way to take care of your image.