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cscgal Feb 20th, 2004 5:07 am
AdSense alternatives
 
We all know how great Google AdSense is. However, what other programs are there out there? Has anyone had good performance with ValueClick, CJ, FastClick, Burst, etc? I use ValueClick but it doesn't generate nearly as much as AdSense does for me.

Patrick Feb 22nd, 2004 10:28 pm
Re: AdSense alternatives
 
Besides AdSense, I use FastClick and I am just getting started with Burst. I've been serving FastClick as my AdSense alternate (where possible) and I am/plan to use Burst to fill in other spots. I also sell direct advertising as it is requested.

To tell you the truth, I don't really spend much time on things like this. They are more of a side thing or a "when I have time" thing. Most of my time is dedicated to cultivating my sites and improving and maintaining what I currently offer, rather than selling advertising and what have you. :)

cscgal Feb 22nd, 2004 10:33 pm
Re: AdSense alternatives
 
Hey there Patrick! So great to have you aboard :) I use AdSense mostly. Then I use ValueClick as an AdSense alternate.

Before I found AdSense, I wanted to go with FastClick, but they denied me because they said my site was all forums and they no longer allowed forum sites into the network. :( I take it you were grandfathered in.

Patrick Feb 22nd, 2004 10:40 pm
Re: AdSense alternatives
 
Thank you.

I have never displayed them on forums. Just on content sites/non-forums, etc.

floris Mar 1st, 2004 10:09 am
Re: AdSense alternatives
 
Hi there :)

I have experience with Google AdSense and I am quite pleased. I am just disappointed by the low options and settings and preferences that one might use through their control panel. But the income is great and their stats overview is honest. It just doesn't keep track of paid out sales, so you have to guess the open amount.

My other experience is with Comission Junction (cj.com) which has paid out each time, good support and has that is missing on adsense. They payout in check just like adsense or direct debit for UK/US/CA.

I am not that satisfied for the new versions of browsers block their cookies a lot more then in the past. Even though there is a small growth, I notice I miss a lot of comission just by blocked third party cookies. They don't appear to do something about this but suggest to inform the users to accept the cookies.

I am please with both and they pay out proper and no issues so far. I'd recommend them.

trifolic Apr 20th, 2004 1:19 am
Re: AdSense alternatives
 
Searchfeed, Gethitsfrom.us, Kanoodle, Burst, Fastclick have all be very nice alternatives to Adsense. I do love googles program, however I have found it lacking at times on sites that aren't in the topic of high paying keywords, and sometimes its better to have control over your income.

mddv May 26th, 2004 11:44 pm
Re: AdSense alternatives
 
Well I use Clicksor and i think it is very good this link is a affiliate link http://www.clicksor.com. Contextual advertising is more effective than banner advertising.

Clisksor pays you via paypal or check when you reach $50,

cscgal May 28th, 2004 12:33 am
Re: AdSense alternatives
 
Clicksor just doesn't strike me as a reputable, reliable company/business. Have you received payment from them?

mddv Jun 1st, 2004 8:42 am
Re: AdSense alternatives
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by cscgal
Clicksor just doesn't strike me as a reputable, reliable company/business. Have you received payment from them?

Not yet but i am expecting a payment shortly. I will let you guys know when i do.

cscgal Jun 1st, 2004 12:38 pm
Re: AdSense alternatives
 
How do they pay may I ask? Check? PayPal?

Will.Spencer Jul 13th, 2004 4:54 am
Re: AdSense alternatives
 
Some other AdSense alternatives include:

jdflemng Nov 9th, 2004 3:21 pm
Re: AdSense alternatives
 
Yet another alternative. This one displays products and services from the CJ and Share A Sale affiliate networks, so if you are a member of either of those networks you can have all the benefits of contextual advertising with the payouts of an affiliate program.

http://www.infograbber.net

CBpro Feb 20th, 2005 9:11 pm
Re: AdSense alternatives
 
CBprosense is a good alternative to explore. It was developed by me and works much like adsense (content targeting wise).

It delivers an rss feed of commission paying ClickBank products (up to 75% per sale) to your page and you have much greater control over the appearance and size/content of the ads.

The program's page address is:
http://www.cbprosense.net

Check it out, i would love to hear some feedback and answer any questions.

Kaspie May 6th, 2005 8:09 pm
Re: AdSense alternatives
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Will.Spencer
Some other AdSense alternatives include:

Thanks for the list! I will bookmark that page.

bigcurt May 7th, 2005 4:30 pm
Re: AdSense alternatives
 
Man, I have had adsense for about 4 months and have just now got 100 bux :( :(. Any suggestions??

cscgal May 7th, 2005 4:38 pm
Re: AdSense alternatives
 
While there are AdSense alternatives, I would suspect that most of them are used by people who have been kicked out of AdSense, violate the AdSense TOS, or can't get into AdSense for one reason or another. See where I'm headed with this? Google rules as far as payment goes.

PeterB May 8th, 2005 4:16 pm
Re: AdSense alternatives
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by cscgal
While there are AdSense alternatives, I would suspect that most of them are used by people who have been kicked out of AdSense [...] for one reason or another. See where I'm headed with this? Google rules as far as payment goes.

I stumbled across this thread while searching and had to reply :-) I'm looking for a different advertising program, not because I've been kicked out, but because my earnings are falling. Maybe they're still higher than with other networks... maybe not.

Here's my calculations for the last 4 months:

                EPI                EPC                EPPv
January                0.001439136                0.259482759                0.000796352
February                0.001312507                0.2325                0.000711951
March                0.001247079                0.1868125                0.000611048
April                0.001043039                0.14557047                0.000610522
NOTE:
EPI = Earnings per impression
EPC = Earnings per click
EPPv = Earnings per page view (taken from my server logs)

OK, so page views have been falling, but so have the earnings per page view. The content of the site hasn't changed over this period, so my only explanation is that Google are paying less.

Are the rest of you seeing this decrease as well? The ads appear on an open source application's site, so it is hard to get targeted ads (most of the Adwords that appear aren't relevant for visitors) because they pick up on related normal-world projects that share the same words... but that's been the same throughout the site's history.

I'd be interested to hear what you think.

musicnmovies May 30th, 2005 7:37 pm
Re: AdSense alternatives
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by mddv
Not yet but i am expecting a payment shortly. I will let you guys know when i do.

They are the gr8est CHEATERS, They will never pay.

Gaffer Sport May 31st, 2005 2:56 pm
Re: AdSense alternatives
 
I hear Yahoo are nearly ready to launch their own google like program

Tiendq Jun 4th, 2005 4:54 am
Re: AdSense alternatives
 
Hi,

Do you know whether I can use both AdSense and FastClick in a website? if yes, give me a link to this website for example pls.

Thanks,

P.S: By the way, how can I edit my signature? there is no menu for editing signature in my control panel :eek:

duelcoast Oct 30th, 2005 12:22 pm
Re: AdSense alternatives
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Gaffer Sport
I hear Yahoo are nearly ready to launch their own google like program

I would highly suggest checking out Chitika's new eMiniMalls. You can use them on a page with adsense, as long as you leave it setup with the default settings. They look great, and have great payout. Many people are reporting better results then adsense.

clarinetalex Dec 2nd, 2005 4:37 pm
Re: AdSense alternatives
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Tiendq
Hi,

Do you know whether I can use both AdSense and FastClick in a website? if yes, give me a link to this website for example pls.

My website uses both FastClick and AdSense. I'd post a link but I don't know if that'd be spamming or not.

cscgal Dec 2nd, 2005 6:01 pm
Re: AdSense alternatives
 
Tiendq, back when you posted, there was a 10 post minimum to have a forum signature. This limitation isn't in effect anymore.

And clarinetalex, you're right ... no site specific talk is permitted here :) Thanks!!

etechsupport Dec 3rd, 2005 7:53 am
Re: AdSense alternatives
 
I think if you just follow simple rule of adsense you need not worry to look for an alternative.

http://www.google.com/support/adsens...y?answer=23921

daiyaan May 14th, 2006 2:09 pm
Re: AdSense alternatives
 
I tried to put adsense on my site and got banned!

weblaunch Jun 11th, 2006 5:27 am
Re: AdSense alternatives
 
I've had some some success with RevenuePilot and Adbrite....but these are mainly 2nd tier programs.

James2356 Jul 5th, 2006 3:40 am
Re: AdSense alternatives
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by floris
Hi there :)

I have experience with Google AdSense and I am quite pleased. I am just disappointed by the low options and settings and preferences that one might use through their control panel. But the income is great and their stats overview is honest. It just doesn't keep track of paid out sales, so you have to guess the open amount.

My other experience is with Comission Junction (cj.com) which has paid out each time, good support and has that is missing on adsense. They payout in check just like adsense or direct debit for UK/US/CA.

I am not that satisfied for the new versions of browsers block their cookies a lot more then in the past. Even though there is a small growth, I notice I miss a lot of comission just by blocked third party cookies. They don't appear to do something about this but suggest to inform the users to accept the cookies.

I am please with both and they pay out proper and no issues so far. I'd recommend them.

Hello friend,

I am a newbie in internet marketing.

How to get traffic to our sites with google adsense ads? What steps you've taken to get traffic to your adsense sites?

I seek your kind and valuable suggestoins.

Thank you.


pepi33 Jul 5th, 2006 6:00 am
Re: AdSense alternatives
 
I would recomend Click Share. I've used them only for 2 months and im realy satisfied from the results.

emmacool Sep 1st, 2006 12:40 pm
Re: AdSense alternatives
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by pepi33 (Post 230850)
I would recomend Click Share. I've used them only for 2 months and im realy satisfied from the results.

i'd recommend them too, for the 3 months i've been using them i haven't had any problems. i just received my payment

cscgal Sep 28th, 2006 7:22 am
Re: AdSense alternatives
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by James2356 (Post 230810)
Hello friend,

I am a newbie in internet marketing.

How to get traffic to our sites with google adsense ads? What steps you've taken to get traffic to your adsense sites?

I seek your kind and valuable suggestoins.

Thank you.

You're not going to get any traffic to your site by using AdSense ads. AdSense ads are used to make you money once you already have traffic on your site.

garet65 Nov 7th, 2006 11:16 am
Re: AdSense alternatives
 
Well, I would like to add my 2 cents here.

My site was up for just under 3 weeks and we were banned from AdSense. They said we clicked our own ads. Let me rephrase that, "I" clicked on my own ads. Since "I" am the only one that works for the company and, frankly, .07 cents a click is not worth my time. So, no idea what the issue was, but I switched to Clicksor and it slows my site down tremendously.

Now, I think I will try out some of the other sites you guys are talking about. Any performance issues with some of these sites? I do not care "as" much about the return, I like the banners more for filling in the gaps on the pages.

Thanks for the great input folks!

pb2006 Dec 16th, 2006 12:08 pm
Re: AdSense alternatives
 
What kind of other ads can I use on the same page with Adsense? I want to use some kind of affiliate ads, but I don't know whether it's against Google's TOS.

Advertistic Dec 19th, 2006 5:59 am
Re: AdSense alternatives
 
You can generally use non-contextual ads alongside Adsense.

However, it is always worth checking that the second network is allowed by contacting Google direct.


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