Good AdSense Alternatives?

[AddeyRoubens]

AdSense just placed a limit on my account for "invalid traffic". I'm still trying to investigate what this "invalid traffic" is, but in the meantime, anyone know any best alternatives to AdSense?

 

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[SEBASTlAN]

A product/service you control.

 

[AddeyRoubens]

A product/service you control.

This doesn't answer the question. Go spend your valuable time being unhelpful somewhere else.

 

[Kevin88660]

AdSense just placed a limit on my account for "invalid traffic". I'm still trying to investigate what this "invalid traffic" is, but in the meantime, anyone know any best alternatives to AdSense?

Brave partnership?

 

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[BizyDad]

This doesn't answer the question. Go spend your valuable time being unhelpful somewhere else.

So judgey for a guy asking for help.

You've got a website, you've got traffic, you want to monetize that traffic. Why not monetize it to a product or service you control? At the very least, it is a valid answer to the question.

Anyways, not knowing anything about your platform it's hard to make a recommendation. Infolinks? Amazon ads? A Google search can get you pretty far on this.

 

[AddeyRoubens]

So judgey for a guy asking for help.

You've got a website, you've got traffic, you want to monetize that traffic. Why not monetize it to a product or service you control? At the very least, it is a valid answer to the question.

Anyways, not knowing anything about your platform it's hard to make a recommendation. Infolinks? Amazon ads? A Google search can get you pretty far on this.

My website has been monetized for 3 years now. It's one out of three. Most of the income comes from affiliate commissions. Adsense is not a significant income source (just a few hundred a month). But I would prefer to have it as an income stream than lose it, especially since I'm scaling my main site for 2021 in terms of content production, and planning on adding Adsense to my other sites (after scaling those as well).

I know about being in control and all that. That's not the path I found myself on. It's ideal, it's the goal, but right now I have this problem.

BTW I did some research, it looks like Propeller Ads and Media.net are the top choices. I don't have the traffic for Adthrive as yet.

 

[BizyDad]

My website has been monetized for 3 years now. It's one out of three. Most of the income comes from affiliate commissions. Adsense is not a significant income source (just a few hundred a month). But I would prefer to have it as an income stream than lose it, especially since I'm scaling my main site for 2021 in terms of content production, and planning on adding Adsense to my other sites (after scaling those as well).

I know about being in control and all that. That's not the path I found myself on. It's ideal, it's the goal, but right now I have this problem.

BTW I did some research, it looks like Propeller Ads and Media.net are the top choices. I don't have the traffic for Adthrive as yet.

I hear you. Yeah, AdSense revenue, might as well take it if you have the traffic. I get it, I do it. I don't have any experience with other platform, so I shared the two my friends use.

But just consider what a small info product might do. Just rotate an ad for your own $9.99 special guide, or whatever your traffic would be interested in. Maybe this only replaces 5 or 10% of your total ad impressions, so "lose" $15-30 bucks. But you should be able to offset that with a decent enough offer on your info product. Do that, and maybe you can still get a few hundred from adsense and a couple hundred from your info product sales.

You know your market better than I. It's just a thought.

Going back to deciding which network you want to use, a lot of it depends on what offerings are in their network. What you might want to do is find some other competing sites in your niche, use builtwith.com to see what ad networks they are implementing. Hth.

 

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