You can run both AdSense and affiliate offers on the same site. You need to optimize it properly in order to look legit. By doing it properly, you can make good money in the long term.
But for an SEO who wants to set up a site for income in 2022, which would you choose?
yeah, I've had some decent experience with ads myself in the past and you don't have to rely on anyone converting. Recently I've seen a lot of opportunities in affiliate sites and micro niches so might be interesting to experiment.I would choose adsense as I think its easier for beginners like me to start with that. And that's is what I have experience with, I'm not that into affiliate, yet![]()
I'm experimenting out with a few links here and there, but nothing biggie yet, still in the start phase hereyeah, I've had some decent experience with ads myself in the past and you don't have to rely on anyone converting. Recently I've seen a lot of opportunities in affiliate sites and micro niches so might be interesting to experiment.
Thanks for the advice mate, appreciate it!You can run both AdSense and affiliate offers on the same site. You need to optimize it properly in order to look legit. By doing it properly, you can make good money in the long term.
Thanks, do affiliate sites have any issues getting accepted for AdSenseI focus on affiliate. But if you put adsense in all the pages that don't convert for affiliates you got the perfect synergy.
Replace adsense with any other ad network.
I've always made from Adsense in the past (not a lot but enough to cut certain expenses). Been looking to go into AM recently, seems like it's just finding a suitable niche.^^
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No. But nowadays an affiliate site looks just like an info site.Thanks, do affiliate sites have any issues getting accepted for AdSense
I don't want to depend on only one because there have been ups and downs with both of these.There's no doubt that depending on what niche you go into both have proven to be profitable. But for an SEO who wants to set up a site for income in 2022, which would you choose?
Would you do both on one site or have two separate projects?I don't want to depend on only one because there have been ups and downs with both of these.
Yeah, think that's why I went for Adsense before as it's not so much reliant on selling something but getting traffic which I know I can do. I've progressed in general marketing recently though, so I thought I could hopefully combine the two and try out an affiliate project.If I have to choose between the two, I will go with Affiliate.
I trust my content.
I trust my site.
I trust my marketing strategy.
So I know that I can make more money with Affiliates than with Adsense.
It takes lot of efforts to add affiliate products, links, content into your site and promote it. Whereas Google ads are just like a plug and play. But as you know, if there are more efforts the reward is higher.
If you are generating good amount of traffic, then I suggest you allot all the available ad spots to affiliate products. The commission you will earn from it will be always higher than the ad revenue you will earn if those spots are allocated to Google ads.I could hopefully combine the two and try out an affiliate project.
Thanks, ill look into thisIf you are generating good amount of traffic, then I suggest you allot all the available ad spots to affiliate products. The commission you will earn from it will be always higher than the ad revenue you will earn if those spots are allocated to Google ads.
Yes, many writers write product reviews for the sake of inserting affiliate links only.Adsense + affiliate, but avoid writing pure affiliate-oriented articles. Write informative articles and put affiliated links inside them.
Really? Ive been told a lot about these alternative ad sites like mediavine but never really checked them out as I've been scared to switch in case earnings go down. I'll have a look into Ezoic though thanks.For display ads, Adsense would be my last choice
Ezoic is far better if your site is fast enough