Alternatives to AdSense?

MonkeyClaws13 · May 28, 2017

Definitely use some that traffic to build your other social media profiles also, it'll turn into more money later

TwoOneThree · May 28, 2017

MonkeyClaws13 said:
Definitely use some that traffic to build your other social media profiles also, it'll turn into more money later

Thanks for the suggestion, I'm feeling stupid now since I haven't set anything up to capture emails or links to my social media profiles.

MonkeyClaws13 · May 28, 2017

TwoOneThree said:
Thanks for the suggestion, I'm feeling stupid now since I haven't set anything up to capture emails or links to my social media profiles.

You shouldn't feel stupid bro, you should feel empowered for learning that by experience.
Just take action!

TwoOneThree · May 28, 2017

MonkeyClaws13 said:
You shouldn't feel stupid bro, you should feel empowered for learning that by experience.
Just take action!

Thank you for the wise words!

Ozzyzig · May 28, 2017

In terms of an Adsense alternative, I've had some pretty decent success with Amazon's CPM ads. The thing with those ads is that you're paid per impression and not per click. Clearly Amazon are doing this because they know they'll get clicks through to them, but it's still a way to get some decent money. Just don't go with a crazy high CPM at the start.

TwoOneThree · May 28, 2017

SolveMyMaze said:
In terms of an Adsense alternative, I've had some pretty decent success with Amazon's CPM ads. The thing with those ads is that you're paid per impression and not per click. Clearly Amazon are doing this because they know they'll get clicks through to them, but it's still a way to get some decent money. Just don't go with a crazy high CPM at the start.

Thanks for the suggestion, I'll look into it until I get my Adsense approved.

TurnkeyHub · May 28, 2017

TwoOneThree said:
Thanks, I'll take a look. My cPanel states now "22 / 25 processes", can anyone explain what this means?

These are your php processes, do a simple google search and you can kill these processes your self. Usually this happens because you are having plugins conflict with eachother. When you have to many processes you will get the 500 error guaranteed.

TwoOneThree · May 28, 2017

TurnkeyHub said:
These are your php processes, do a simple google search and you can kill these processes your self. Usually this happens because you are having plugins conflict with eachother. When you have to many processes you will get the 500 error guaranteed.

Aha okay thanks for the explanation, when my site crashed it gave me the 500 error. So do you by any chance know if my site crashed because of the large amount of visitors, too many processes or both?

MonkeyClaws13 · May 28, 2017

TurnkeyHub said:
These are your php processes, do a simple google search and you can kill these processes your self. Usually this happens because you are having plugins conflict with eachother. When you have to many processes you will get the 500 error guaranteed.

Yes, this is also possible.
I have had this happen as a result of using many plugins, some that required more memory. Before this ever happened to me, my sites ran fine with all the plugins, but that was with none to little traffic. Once I got some traffic flowing(not even 1k per day), my sites would become very sluggish and go down every once in a while. What I had to do then was cut back on the plugins I used and run less sites until I was able to afford a VPS, then eventually a dedicated server. Then I was able to run anything I ever needed.

Are you using shared hosting @TwoOneThree , may I ask?

T2tkid · May 28, 2017

alwaysinvisible said:
Look for a host in the marketplace. I host about 8 of my sites with various hosts found in the marketplace. I have had literally zero problems.

I agreed with A-invisible. There better and reliable hosts in this forum (always have a back though). And I am using them with zero issues as well. No downtime, reliable customer service (rarely use this, since everything works fine 24/7)/

W9go · May 28, 2017

your webpage is wordpress ?

TwoOneThree · May 28, 2017

MonkeyClaws13 said:
Yes, this is also possible.
I have had this happen as a result of using many plugins, some that required more memory. Before this ever happened to me, my sites ran fine with all the plugins, but that was with none to little traffic. Once I got some traffic flowing(not even 1k per day), my sites would become very sluggish and go down every once in a while. What I had to do then was cut back on the plugins I used and run less sites until I was able to afford a VPS, then eventually a dedicated server. Then I was able to run anything I ever needed.

Are you using shared hosting @TwoOneThree , may I ask?

Thanks for the detailed response, yes I'm using shared hosting. But I think it's the traffic/hosting, since I've just 4 plugins (one of which is Google Analytics).

T2tkid said:
I agreed with A-invisible. There better and reliable hosts in this forum (always have a back though). And I am using them with zero issues as well. No downtime, reliable customer service (rarely use this, since everything works fine 24/7)/

I'll take a look!

W9go said:
your webpage is wordpress ?

Yes I'm using WP

PrinceOnLine · May 29, 2017

You have here a good list of some high revenue alternatives to adsense: https://bloggerspassion.com/google-adsense-alternatives-best-12-money-making-alternatives-to-google-adsense/

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