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We all know that Google Ads have a great feature where they produce ads related to the content on your page, but what I would like to know is if there are any other companies that use this same feature.

I've used Clicksor and Adbrite in the past and neither offers this.

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Short update for and everyone who followed this thread: what Google calls AdSense-style “content‑matched” ads is simply one implementation of contextual advertising — a broad category that includes in‑text links, page‑level contextual units and native/recommendation widgets. Contextual targeting has continued to evolve, and there are several well‑maintained alternatives and delivery models today. (advertising.amazon.com)

Which route to try depends on site size and risk tolerance. For low‑traffic sites or a quick add‑on, in‑text/in‑article vendors accept small publishers and offer PayPal/ACH payouts. For publishers wanting competition between partners and better yield, ad‑management/mediation platforms (header‑bidding + automated testing) are the practical middle ground. For high‑traffic, brand‑safe sites, full service managed networks deliver higher RPMs but require vetting and traffic minimums. Examples of each category and their payment/eligibility notes are documented by the providers. (infolinks.com)

Practical advice for (and anyone whose AdSense was removed): do a short site audit first — remove ad placements that could cause accidental clicks, block suspicious referral sources, fix any policy problems, and keep a change log. After you’ve corrected issues, submit a focused appeal via Google’s policy/appeal process and include the evidence of fixes; do not try to circumvent a disabled account by opening another AdSense account. Treat the appeal as a last step, not a first. ()

Quick checklist

  • Audit placements and remove anything that encourages accidental clicks.
  • Try an in‑text unit or small mediation test before swapping your entire setup.
  • If traffic is large and US‑heavy, consider premium managed partners; otherwise try mediation/header bidding for lift.
  • Document fixes and follow Google’s appeal flow if needed.

Contextual options are plentiful today — match the format to your traffic, test, and measure rather than chasing a single provider.

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Member Avatar for stymiee

YPN does but currently is not open to new registrations. They have a waiting list you can get on and as they expand their offering you may get in.

Member Avatar for amnezia

BidVertiser is same like Adsense,
ReviewMe and AuctionAds is good to try..

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We all know that Google Ads have a great feature where they produce ads related to the content on your page, but what I would like to know is if there are any other companies that use this same feature.

I've used Clicksor and Adbrite in the past and neither offers this.

hi i am mohan.i also have a system .i also a agree that Google Ads have a great feature where they produce ads related to the content on your page.the other webs are
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Member Avatar for Lusine

We all know that Google Ads have a great feature where they produce ads related to the content on your page, but what I would like to know is if there are any other companies that use this same feature.

I've used Clicksor and Adbrite in the past and neither offers this.

Also there are a lot of adv brokers who work only in specific content areas (for example health realated).

Member Avatar for Stas B

What you are looking for is called contextual advertising. It is available in many forms and sizes.

For example, Thundertext has pop-over ads that reside inside the copy of your website and appear only when a surfer hovers their mouse over the keyword. For ads that appear next to your content like Google, there are quite a few providers, Thundertext among them.

I hope this helps.

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You can try eClickZ ContextualAdz, fully customizable text ads and you can select which keywords to show ads for.

PM for me info.

Member Avatar for Dani

If you want to go the route of in-text advertising, there's Vibrant Media, Tribal Fusion's echo something-or-other (sorry, I forget the actual name off hand), Kontera, and ContextWeb. I'm sure there are more. :)

Member Avatar for AussieWebmaster

Snap.com is another that is cool.... Yahoo Publishing Ntework is open now as are others.

They are using contextual advertising methods.... I would recommend a mixture of PPC and banners to optimize your income... the banners do not breach the terms and conditions of the PPC ads

Member Avatar for thinkhappy

Are those all pay per click? I am an Amazon affiliate but it's not pay per click, so I'm going to probably limit that from now on.

I am looking for pay per click ads within text or like adsense. Google discontinued me and I can't figure out why. I never clicked the ads and I'm the only admin on the site, but I did have it in my overall_header.tpl because I was told that was where it goes - when i found out it was incorrect advice, I moved it but was removed from google with no response to my appeal.

Any advice?
Thinkhappy
Thewomensnest.com

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is also ok

Member Avatar for seanp17

bidvertiser is good, u manually setect the ads you dont want to appear

Member Avatar for DeathMittwn

I've read this thread with great interest, and it seems to be there's plenty of knowledgeable people in this forum.

I only have experience with AdSense, myself.

Does anybody know which of those different companies listed and discussed in the thread allows the use of PayPal?

I know for a fact that AdSense doesn't, but perhaps some other service...

Member Avatar for coolsaint

There are many. But unfortunately nobody pays as good as Google adsense. I can see you guys haven't mentione another popular Contexual Network Clicksor. They also provide Contexual Advertising.

Member Avatar for AussieWebmaster

many pay by paypal... go through them and you will see

Member Avatar for roverfind

I believe valueclick.com is a good one but hard to get approved

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