Which PPC platform do you recommend me for Adsense and affiliate earning?

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Hello everyone,
Hope you are all well.

Which PPC advertising platform do you recommend me for earning primarly with Adsense and secondary with Affiliate links and banners?

Is it Bing? Google as i know is expensive.
You can tell also other that i havent mentioned.

Thanks
 
Hello everyone,
Hope you are all well.

Which PPC advertising platform do you recommend me for earning primarly with Adsense and secondary with Affiliate links and banners?

Is it Bing? Google as i know is expensive.
You can tell also other that i havent mentioned.

Thanks
I’d be careful with paid traffic if AdSense is your main goal. The cost per click can easily be higher than what you earn from the visitors, especially with low-RPM niches. Bing Ads might be worth testing with a small budget, but I’d focus on the numbers rather than assuming it’s cheaper overall.

What niche are you targeting, and which countries do you want traffic from? That makes a big difference in whether paid traffic can actually be profitable.
 
I’d be careful with paid traffic if AdSense is your main goal. The cost per click can easily be higher than what you earn from the visitors, especially with low-RPM niches. Bing Ads might be worth testing with a small budget, but I’d focus on the numbers rather than assuming it’s cheaper overall.

What niche are you targeting, and which countries do you want traffic from? That makes a big difference in whether paid traffic can actually be profitable.
Spanish language site with trending general news topic.
 
Bing Ads could be worth testing but I wouldn’t assume it’s automatically cheaper. Before spending much calculate your earnings per 1,000 clicks and work out the max budget per visitor.
 
Make sure your ad links and affiliate tracking work properly, otherwise you may spend money without seeing the real results.
 
Make sure your ad links and affiliate tracking work properly, otherwise you may spend money without seeing the real results.
yes, it may happen that issues with tracking will ruin the appearance of even a good campaign, making it look like it is not profitable. normally, I test out all the process from click to conversion before raising the budget.
 
Maybe run cheap push ads or something. But in general I think it's very hard to turn a profit
 
You can test Microsoft Ads, but track the actual revenue from each campaign. clicks alone wont tell you if its working.
 
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