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Hi my website gets around 500-1000 unique visits a day, while do get about 5,000 pageviews with these visitors the number of clicks is around 50-100 a day and adbrite does not pay that well. I am wondering if there is a website with high CPM to help me earn more.

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For : with ~500–1,000 unique visits/day and about 5,000 pageviews/day (roughly 150k pageviews/month) it’s worth verifying your analytics first — that volume often pushes a site into the range premium ad managers target. Raptive (formerly AdThrive) now offers an easier path for sites starting around 25k monthly pageviews, while Mediavine still evaluates publishers by sessions (their main program requires ~50k sessions/month). Confirm which metric your analytics platform reports before applying. (Raptive, Mediavine application notes). (raptive.com)

Practical prep: 1) Install and verify Google Analytics (GA4) and pull a 30–90 day report of sessions/pageviews and geographic mix; Mediavine and many premium buyers rely on GA data. 2) Aim for a strong share of Tier‑1 traffic (US/UK/CA/AU) and brand-safe content — networks often call this out in their requirements. 3) Fix HTTPS, mobile layout, and page speed before applying (these directly affect RPM and approval odds). (See Mediavine guidance and Monumetric tiers for reference.) (mediavine.com)

If you’re not ready for a fully managed premium network, consider intermediate options: Monumetric’s Propel tier (starts around 10k monthly pageviews) and Ezoic’s Access Now program can both increase yield while you scale; Ezoic also offers ad testing/mediation to make networks compete for inventory. For immediate short‑term revenue you can test programmatic networks that accept small sites, but expect lower CPMs than managed partners. (monumetric.com)

Quick, actionable checklist (do these in order): 1) Verify 30‑day GA4 sessions/pageviews and percent US traffic. 2) Run a UX/speed pass (image compression, caching) and ensure GDPR/consent is correct. 3) Choose: apply to Raptive or Mediavine if you meet thresholds; otherwise use Monumetric or Ezoic to raise RPM while you grow. 4) Add header‑bidding/mediation or a manager that implements it — that’s how most publishers increase ad yield today. These steps balance higher CPM potential against the practical risk of network exclusivity and policy enforcement that and others have already flagged. (prebid.org)

If applying, save screenshots of your analytics and a copy of your site’s content policy; networks verify historic traffic and content quality, and having that ready speeds onboarding.

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Whats wrong with Adsense?

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Adsense is very best network site. But there are no any user familiar website to use easily. It is best for the professional usages, but it have very big additional features.

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you can find a very nice list of ad networks here http://adsreview.net

In addition i disagree with sherryabhy, google adsense is not the best for professional usages if not the worse. They have no customer support and if there is something they don't like they will drop you and you can kiss your money goodbye.

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Maybe consider putting affiliate offers on your website as well. Sometime affiliate offers pay much better.

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