drparadox96
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- May 24, 2022
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i had Google adsense but i removed it out of anger and i cant get back in lol, help me all the other ad networks dont pay well
I get lots of organic traffic but i cant find a suitable ad network to monetise
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drparadox96
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- May 24, 2022
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i removed my website from adsense
sadafkhan143
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rohit755755
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- Jun 22, 2026
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If you only removed the site, try re-adding it in AdSense before chasing smaller networks. Most alternatives pay worse unless your traffic is from tier 1 countries or a buyer-heavy niche.
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It sucks but if AdSense won't take you back, stop chasing it. Focus on growing your traffic and improving content better ad networks and direct sponsorships become options once your site has real value.
Azura Vale
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- Aug 31, 2023
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If you closed your AdSense account yourself, sign in with the same Google account to see if you have the option to reactivate it. If Google disabled your account for a policy violation, you can submit an appeal if you're eligible. If your account can't be restored, you'll need to use a different ad network. Among the better alternatives, Mediavine, Raptive, and Ezoic generally offer higher earnings than many other ad networks, provided your website meets their requirements.
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Adsterra is a good alternative.
for starter, you need to resurrect your website by using Google AdSense becuz it is not likely that there is any other ad network that can match AdSense’s revenue Per Mile.
BlackHatLion
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- Aug 28, 2025
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If your traffic is strong, you could also look into affiliate marketing. For some websites, it earns more than display ads.
Yeshh i totally understand . AdSense is something that u do not know what it means until u lose it. U might want to contact google’s customer service nd check if ur old account could be recovered. Other networks will work just fine although there would be quite a difference in payments, depending on the amount of traffic.
What kind of monthly pageviews are you pulling, and where is your traffic coming from?
If you have high organic traffic from Tier 1 countries (US, UK, CA) and meet their minimums, premium ad networks like Mediavine or Raptive (AdThrive) actually pay significantly higher RPMs than Google AdSense ever did. Even Ezoic can be a decent bridge if your traffic is a bit lower.
Also, depending on your niche, you might want to look into affiliate marketing (CPA/Amazon/ShareASale) or direct banner sponsorships. Sometimes a single highly relevant affiliate offer can easily outperform standard display ad revenue.
SmartRanking
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If you already have good organic traffic then i would first try to fix the adsense issue instead of moving to low paying networks.
The best option also depends on your niche and audience. You can test premium ad networks but do not ignore affiliate offers or emails lists because they can often bring better revenue than display ads.
The best option also depends on your niche and audience. You can test premium ad networks but do not ignore affiliate offers or emails lists because they can often bring better revenue than display ads.
You have quite a few platforms to choose from. Of the ones I've tried (and I've tried quite a few), I'd recommend trying HillTopAds. It's the monetization company I've been using lately on several websites, and I'm quite satisfied with the results. Clean ads, several different ad formats, they accept almost all types of websites, and you have an assigned account manager to answer questions or optimize your ads.