Best Adsense Alternatives For Your Blog or a Website

When you start blogging, Adsense will be your ideal choice for making money from your blog. However, getting approved from adsense is really hard these days. You might follow every known rule, you might have published unique and original content, yet there is no guarantee that you will actually be approved. Therefore, you will have to look for adsense alternatives.

How to make money with Infolinks on your blog

Infolinks is one best adsense alternatives. Even though they manually approve your website and they require you to have some traffic and quality articles, they are less strict than adsense. If you are rejected by adsense, you should definitely, try infolinks. You can try infolinks even when you are already using adsense, and infolinks is one of the best ads to run along with adsense.

Infolinks offer different kinds of ads, in-text ads (keywords on your articles will be hyperlinked with ads), in tag ads (tags for your article will be hyperlinked with ads), in frame ads (banner ads will appear on the sidebars), in fold ads (floating banner ads), and in article ads (whole page banner ads).

Your site might look cluttered but in order to earn more from infolinks, you will have to use in fold, in frame or in article ads because these ads have higher click-through rates. Infolinks is CPM and PPC ad network, which means you will earn from ad impressions as well as clicks on the ads.

Using Media.Net Ads on Your Blog: Pros and Cons

If you search online looking for Adsense alternatives, you will find Media.Net Ads topping the list of Adsense alternatives. If you are looking for ad networks to be used alongside Adsense, you will see that a lot of webmasters and website owners suggesting Media.Net Ads.

Probably, after Adsense, Media.Net is the ideal choice for monetization whether you are looking for adsense alternatives or ad networks to be used alongside Adsense. This ad network is powered by Yahoo Bing and was formerly called Yahoo Bing Contextual Ads.

Media.Net ad does not reveal their rate but it is a CPM and CPC ads combined into one. In other words, you can not only earn from ad impressions but also clicks. How much you earn for impressions and clicks depends on a lot of factors such as type of ads, location of visitors, etc.

Clicks and impression on Media.net ads will be validated only when there is double clicks. The first click on the ad will take you to a page with keyword blocks, one of the keyword blocks needs to be clicked again in order to validate the ad click and ad impression. This is one of the major drawbacks of Media.Net ads. You can earn only when the ads are clicked twice. Otherwise, Media.Net ad is a good ad network to be used on your blog.

How to make money from your blog without using major ad networks?

Adsense, Infolinks, Media.Net, Taboola, RevContent, Mediavine, etc. are some of the major ad networks that you can use on your blog to make money. Some of these ad networks have strict requirements such as high traffic, high-quality content, etc. therefore, you may not be able to use these major ad networks.

Even if you are approved, making money requires huge traffic. Even if you have some traffic and you are earning from these ad networks, they have a very high withdrawal threshold and it makes take years to reach the payment threshold. For example, you need to earn at least $100 before you can receive payment from Adsense or Media Net.

If you are in this predicament, here are some suggestions to make money from your blog without using Major ad networks.

Adhitz: Adhitz is a small ad network that provides banner ads. You can earn from clicks and impressions. The best thing about this ad network is you can also sell your ad space for a fixed price to the advertiser directly. You need just $25 to receive payment via cryptos, skrill, airtm, stripe, etc.

A-Ads: This is one of the oldest advertising networks that pay via bitcoins. They provide banner ads and pay for impressions and clicks. You can withdraw to your bitcoin address or faucetpay address.

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