Any Replacement of Adsense....??

anagfan

Junior Member

Dec 25, 2008

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• Mar 3, 2009

• #1

Hai friends... Came to know that adsense now require a website and that should be atleast 6 months old..

I have a website registered 2 weeks back.. and I'm searching for some network like adsense which pays for Pay per click...

If someone know about this please help me

Thanks in advance.

 

emusketeer

Registered Member

Dec 4, 2008

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• Mar 3, 2009

• #2

Wow buddy, you sure are a newbie

Try this link:

Code:

http://www.listposts.com/listings/google-adsense-alternatives/

Google for more ..

Next time you want a solution for such simple tasks, do a simple search in google, BHW etc and then post a new thread .

best,

eMusketeer

 

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pizza9012

Newbie

Dec 2, 2008

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• Mar 3, 2009

• #3

have you looked at adbr!te ?

 

Axelian

Regular Member

Jul 16, 2008

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• Mar 3, 2009

• #4

pizza9012 said:

have you looked at adbr!te ?

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Adbr!te is a total whore lol

I made about $5 in 2 and a half weeks.

 

94FBR

Registered Member

Feb 25, 2009

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• Mar 20, 2009

• #5

basically there's no substitute for absense...
adbrite and bidvertiser are the closest...
or maybe you could try something like

chitika.com
linkworth.com
widgetbucks.com

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nvr try those..... but no bad review so far

 

anon7

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May 4, 2007

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• Mar 20, 2009

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Try Clickbank HopAds... you don't get paid per click, but it can average out to some nice income if you target good keywords.

-Anon7

 

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blackhaze

Power Member

Jan 11, 2008

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• Mar 20, 2009

• #7

what about CBProAds? I like em. Not pennies for clicks, but nice cash per sale

 

y2kh8r

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Nov 9, 2008

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• Mar 20, 2009

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I use bidvertiser . They aren't as good as adsense, but not as bad as adbrite.

Another good one is adsdaq- you set your own rate, $1 CPM will get you about %30-%60 fill rate, you can put up to three ad zones. I've been paid by them, too.

 

stevesdata

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Nov 3, 2008

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• Mar 20, 2009

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Does the old trick of applying through blogger not still work?

 

Metal425

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Oct 7, 2008

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• Mar 21, 2009

• #10

Adbrite.

 

leonidt

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Oct 11, 2008

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• Mar 21, 2009

• #11

stevesdata said:

Does the old trick of applying through blogger not still work?

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It does for me, but your blogger still has to be 6 months old.

To the OP, why don't you JV with someone who has an adsense account? Cut them like 10%, I bet you'd still make more money than with the other alternatives.

 

dadevil_09

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Dec 8, 2008

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• Mar 21, 2009

• #12

Adbrite is another substitute that you can use...