It depends on the traffic man. If the searcher coming from a buyer keyword and looking for a Product = amazon
If you have blog informative articles = Adsense.
But if you have some traffic and a decent blog, there are other more high paying networks instead of Adsense.
Here are 3 good networks, but you need a good website and they have a requirement for minimum sessions per month.Can you list some of those networks please I'm interested
i was told that these advert companys are also part of adsence profits , just joining indevigal better profits, is that correct ...Here are 3 good networks, but you need a good website and they have a requirement for minimum sessions per month.
Ezoic = min 10.000 sessions /month
Mediavine = min 25.000 sessions / month
Adthrive = min 80.000 sessions / month
I'm not 100% sure about these numbers, but they are close to these numbers. All of them have a much better, often double the RPM than Adsense in my experience.
Good tips, do you work or worked with any of them?
i was told that these advert companys are also part of adsence profits , just joining indevigal better profits, is that correct ...
becouse it harder to get in people just join adsence .
your just knocking out the middle man really, but it hard to get in .
You are rightAmazon Associates and Adsense are two different things. It won't be possible to give an absolute answer to your query. Still, when you put these two into perspective: Amazon Associates works well for websites from where people buy a product; on the other hand, the sites where purchases are not made, and there are only visitors, Google Adsense works well for them.
those ads network cpc and cpm than adsense?Here are 3 good networks, but you need a good website and they have a requirement for minimum sessions per month.
Ezoic = min 10.000 sessions /month
Mediavine = min 25.000 sessions / month
Adthrive = min 80.000 sessions / month
I'm not 100% sure about these numbers, but they are close to these numbers. All of them have a much better, often double the RPM than Adsense in my experience.