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Now days AdSense account is difficult to open. Is there any AdSense alternative avaiable working like AdSense? I am very very eager to know about alternative.

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Asking for an "AdSense alternative" is common, but the practical answer is twofold: replace and diversify. As observed, few networks match Google's scale; several members here have suggested single networks to try. Rather than hunting for a single drop-in replacement, treat any alternative as one part of a broader revenue mix and focus first on site quality and traffic that advertisers actually want.

When choosing a network, compare niche fit, ad formats, reporting detail, payout terms and publisher support. Run controlled tests: place a new network on a handful of your highest-traffic pages, measure eCPM/RPM and conversion behavior for several weeks, then decide. Be cautious of networks that push aggressive pop/redirect formats or tolerate click-fraud—short-term gains there usually destroy long-term value. As hinted, mixing PPC and CPM-style inventory can smooth income.

Think beyond display ads. Affiliate offers, sponsored posts/direct sales, digital products or a paid-membership model will often out-earn low-quality PPC. Practical workflow: find your top 10 pages, map buyer intent for each (review, comparison, how-to), add relevant commercial links or CTAs, capture email addresses, and track revenue per visitor. As noted, affiliate routes are an easy start for many publishers.

If you don’t yet have a site (question by ), PPC needs a property you control for reliable placement and policy compliance—start with a small niche site or content channel you can build consistently. Immediate checklist: audit and deepen content, add privacy/contact pages, install analytics, test one alternative network on sample pages, and set up one non-PPC revenue path. Treat growth as iterative testing: fix fundamentals first, then optimize monetization.

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Try Media.net (It's Yahoo!/Bing's alternative to AdSense). However, truth be told, no other PPC network is going to make the same kind of money that AdSense does. And if you can't get into AdSense, you most likely won't be making much money elsewhere either. (Unless it was because you got banned from AdSense for fraudulent clicks.)

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You can always try 7search, but adsense is the best.

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If I don't have any website in that case how can I earn by pay per click.

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amazon ads - you don't have to be approved, however if your site isn't up to snuff that site will be blocked after a week or two.

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Qadabra is really great alternative of Google Adsense. Thanks

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As far as i know , the Adsense is one of the best PPC network because it is not only offers PPC but they also offer CPM ads. The earning potential in Adsense is much higher. However, Google is getting very strickt day by day not in terms of approving the adsense account but also in terms of paying you money.

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