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I've signed up with adsense to display the image ads on my site.I don't want to show text
ads as it drives some of my traffic away.Also it looks as bad webpage even though my
content is good.Can i place adbrite image ads along with google image ads,i don't want to
rotate google ads but can i place google ads on bottom and adbrite ads on sidebar.Is this
allowed?

Widgetbucks really sucks cause in last 2 months i had very few clicks and i heard they
don't pay much not even as adbrite.Pay per click for their ads is very low.Shopping ads
are quite good alternative i've earned quite good amount from them.And they can be kept
with google ads.Anyone tried adpinion? If they pays or just use your stats for their
evaluation?

I'm looking for pay per click or CPM(thousand impression) type network,casue adbrite is
generating very less revenue in comparison to my google image ads.IS there any other image ad network that is having rates as high as google? I can't sign up for yahoo publisher
cause i'm outside US.

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Short answer: yes — you can run Google AdSense display units on the same page as other image/banner networks, but only if the non‑Google ads are clearly distinguishable (different styling/labels) and you do not alter AdSense code or encourage clicks. Keep third‑party creatives visually separate (different colors, borders or an obvious “Advertisement” label), avoid layouts that make ads look like navigation/content, and do not auto‑refresh or overlay ad code. ()

A few points that matter today compared with 2008: you can no longer reliably force AdSense to serve “image only” units the way older ad types allowed — Google consolidated ad types into richer/display formats a few years back, so AdSense may serve text, image or rich media depending on demand. If a pure image/banner experience is critical, put those creatives inside a competing ad tag or sell them directly; then test revenue and UX against AdSense placements. (9to5google.com)

Updates on networks and practical alternatives to try (ties back to suggestions from and ): adBrite is no longer available (shut down in 2013), so don’t plan around it. For higher CPM/managed solutions consider premium ad managers like Mediavine (publisher minimums and requirements apply) or Raptive (formerly AdThrive) — both typically need substantial, verified traffic before joining. For smaller or international sites, programmatic partners and mediation platforms (Ezoic, Media.net and similar SSPs) are the common route to improving display CPMs. Check each program’s current eligibility before applying. (techcrunch.com)

Practical checklist before you change layouts: (1) run a short A/B test to compare RPMs when Google is bottom + third‑party sidebar versus Google-only; (2) make third‑party ads visually distinct and labeled; (3) don’t modify AdSense code or incentivize clicks; (4) monitor viewability and invalid‑traffic metrics closely; (5) if you want a single‑partner, evaluate managed networks (Mediavine/Raptive) only after confirming you meet their traffic/GA requirements. These steps protect your AdSense account while letting you test whether other networks increase total revenue. ()

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you could test out Valueclick, I know they have a hefty CPM network. Or check our ADSDAQ by Contextweb, they have a nice CPM program too.

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So does TribalFusion but remmanent banners bring about $2-4 CPMs.

Also try thenewsroom.com they give a news feed with a rev share

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haha, Aussie's a newbie!!!! ;)

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I like being a newbie... less pressure to know everything

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ha, that's a new one!

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