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where can i find pay per click advertising? i dont care at all what it is about or what its for or anything i just want to find some company that will let me post a link that i get paid for if people click on it? help please???

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Several replies here pointed at the obvious quick answer (contextual ad networks), so this adds a short, practical guide that goes beyond naming one network. The real point is that legitimate pay‑per‑click income comes from being a publisher on an ad network (not from paid‑to‑click panels), and each network has different formats, approval rules and risks.

Legitimate publisher networks to consider (examples): Media.net for contextual/search demand (Media.net Publisher Program), Infolinks for in‑text/intent units (Infolinks sign‑up/help), RevContent for native/recommendation widgets (higher traffic/quality bar — RevContent for publishers), and PropellerAds for pop‑under/push/smartlink formats (PropellerAds publishers). Each of those pages explains format, payout and how to apply.

A strong caution: avoid paid‑to‑click (PTC) sites and any scheme that pays users to click ads — these are low‑value for advertisers, often exploitative, and can be scams. Major ad programs forbid incentivized or fraudulent clicks and will withhold or disable accounts for invalid activity. See background on PTC and click‑fraud, and Google’s AdSense policy on invalid/incentivized clicks. (Paid‑to‑click overview) · ().

Practical checklist to get started (works better than chasing immediate clicks): 1) Build original content and one focused niche; 2) Grow real traffic (SEO, social, feeds as suggested) rather than buying cheap clicks; 3) Read publisher requirements — some networks accept small sites (Infolinks) while others require high traffic (RevContent); 4) Use analytics to monitor source quality and spot suspicious spikes (GA4 traffic/acquisition guides); 5) Test one ad partner at a time, track revenue vs user experience, and diversify once stable.

If the goal is "post a link and get paid per click" immediately, that expectation needs adjusting: short‑term payouts from PTC are risky and often prohibited; long‑term, steady PPC revenue comes from real content, real visitors and compliant publisher programs.

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Hi All;

where can i find pay per click advertising? i dont care at all what it is about or what its for or anything i just want to find some company that will let me post a link that i get paid for if people click on it? help please???

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wingmark

I think the most important is having a website for a particular niche that way adsense will approve your account easily.

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Well,Pay per click is very good technique that gives a website good traffic.And it also helps that person that click on beacuse he is also paid to view website advertisement.

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Hi,

I have no idea, How can use it. Please describe in brief.

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Google adsense is definitely the most known PPC however there are several others.

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I also Would to suggest For Google ad sense that would be the most helpful for getting advertisements for your site.

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I've heard about PPC but still not tried for it as its costly too. But I would like to give it try in the future.

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Best Pay per advertising Google Adsense, this organization per per click. you easily earn per month 100$.

Hi All;

where can i find pay per click advertising? i dont care at all what it is about or what its for or anything i just want to find some company that will let me post a link that i get paid for if people click on it? help please???

Regards
wingmark

commented: Your link sponsors should be demanding their money back -4
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As everyone said google adsense is the best option to go...

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yes, ppcs could cost you some money but if you don't invest in your own business you don't grow, don't get anything in return, don't succeed. I used as a publisher Google adsense, 7search, but currently using xml feeds from miva, plexious and affinity.. try them, it will help you to drive more traffic to your website and keep doing social media, blogging, forums, articles and staff like that.

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