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Hi guys, I am using google adsense on my site, Me and my friend opened another good website, and want to have something else than google. What are other good advertizers like google ads. That are safe (will not have troubles with your account) and will pay you normally, and good click prices

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asked for safe, reliable alternatives to the dominant contextual ad network. Replies here split between “stick with the proven network” (, ) and “try affiliates, marketplaces or sponsored offers” (, , , ). The practical path is not picking a name first but choosing by category and testing with clear success metrics.

Before signing up, check these vendor essentials: payment schedule and methods, minimum payout, reputation and support responsiveness, geo fill rates for your audience, ad formats allowed, fraud-detection and holdback policies, and any editorial review requirements. Measure performance using eCPM = (total earnings / pageviews) * 1000 plus CTR, fill rate and (for offers) conversion rate. Payment reliability and dispute history matter more than a slightly higher CPC.

Try this simple test plan:

  1. Benchmark current earnings and eCPM for two weeks.
  2. Pick one new partner from a different category than your main source (native/CPA/affiliate/direct).
  3. Run that partner in a single, non-primary slot or on a traffic segment for 2–4 weeks.
  4. Compare net revenue, eCPM, fill and any unusual traffic patterns.
  5. Scale the winner or drop it and try another.

Operational tips and cautions: rotate tags through an ad manager or wrapper so you can switch partners without code churn. Keep asynchronous loading to protect page speed. Never incentivize clicks or alter placement in ways that violate your primary provider’s terms. Watch for sudden CTR spikes (possible fraud) and pauses in payments; stop a partner that withholds funds beyond agreed terms. For small or niche sites, direct sponsorships or targeted affiliate offers often beat generic PPC in net revenue.

Start small, measure for real traffic periods, and prioritize stable payouts and low risk over marginal CPC gains.

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Member Avatar for neuronimbus

Well, I only prefer Adsense.

Member Avatar for bobchrist

I think in addition to adsense you can run other contextual ads too now, and also can look for a good affiliate program like from amazon/apple etc.

Member Avatar for KeyDegree

I read in another post that people use adbrite. And they had luck with them. And you can use them in addtion to adsense.

It is good for variety of ads, adsense can be repeatative alot of times.

Member Avatar for amnezia

when you need more $$ for your ppc, try using ReviewMe

Member Avatar for Dani

Well, I only prefer Adsense.

I prefer AdSense as well. Is there a reason you want to go with something else?

Member Avatar for A_member

Adsense is first by far, there are others people have tried and had success with..adbrite and searchfeed are other two ppc programs

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