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Charlie-Bodylastics
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i haven't found any click thru program that pays as well as adsense.. good luck i would like to know a couple also..
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Dr.Eswararamanan
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Yes, there are many programs that pay like adsense. I don't remember the names. You can google for "adsense alternatives". But i am wondering why do you think about other program when the best paying adsense is available. I have heard from many marketers that other programs are paying very less per click compared to adsense.
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Charlie-Bodylastics
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| Dr.Eswararamanan wrote: | | I have heard from many marketers that other programs are paying very less per click compared to adsense. |
and that is why google is still on top
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I think Adsense is a great option again. I think it fell out of favour when EVERYONE online was promoting it with 'scraping' software and the like, but now the hysteria has calmed down, it's a great way of monitizing your content sites.
I'm back to seeing as high as $2 - $3 per click on some of my content sites and would recommend sticking with Adsense on at least a couple of sites over the next few months.
If you want alternatives I've had good success with Chitika and Kontera programs.
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jcr266
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The best paid per click is adsense. I do think more people should also use affiliate programs. If you have product that is related to topic you can make more money with that than adsense.
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| Adsense is currently the best. I am using Kontera (kontera.com) also. The payments are not as high as Adsense. But they are using a different ad style. |
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JoshuaHarris
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AdSense is, of course, still the most popular publisher networks. But there many others, such as Yahoo!'s YPN
Many other options are explored in Ben Shaffer's AdSense Alternatives, so you'll definitely want to have a look at that.
To begin with, you may wish to check out WidgetBucks, which will shortly be launching its YieldSense service.
Kontera was also mentioned, and is a very viable alternative.
If you're into contextual advertising which is not solely Ad/Content based, you may also wish to opt for a solution such as that found in Chitika.
Happy Adding!
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JoshuaHarris
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Hi Sparrow,
The targeting of your ads to be more
content relevant is actually a very
simple operation to implement.
To emphasize an area of text,
add this bit of code:
<!-- google_ad_section_start -->
YOUR SECTION TEXT HERE
<!-- google_ad_section_end -->
Obviously, crawlers will still look at
your whole page, but the text within
those lines in the ad section will
be weighted more heavily. This will
"target" your ads in a more effective
way.
If your ads still come up less than suitable
for your content, you can, of course, ignore
the other sections entirely by adding:
<!-- google_ad_section_start(weight=ignore) -->
YOUR SECTION TEXT HERE
<!-- google_ad_section_end -->
You can add this code to any and all sections
of text throughout the page you wish to tweak
for ad content.
Bear in mind that, although you can do
this as often as you want, you can't
single out or highlight a SINGLE keyword;
it will be the long tail sections of the text
you work with in this fashion whcih will
benefit immensely from the targeting.
Give it a try!
-JoshuaHarris
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JoshuaHarris
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Ooops...
Read the post before answering...! In my haste, I goofed.
I know that sometimes the manual ad targeting feature in YPN won't allow you to select the exact niche that you're in. About the only way to get around it appears to be selecting as closely a similar niche.
The argument I hear time and again is that, when compared to AdSense, YPN just doesn't measure up in terms of inventory.
But I find this highly debatable, since some page topics in my YPN deliver one ad on the page. And yet, many more ads for the topic are shown when I do searches on Yahoo.
So it would seems that YPN does have inventory, but maybe advertisers just aren't using the content network.
I don't know how Yahoo! feels about arbitrage, but you could try testing several CPM campaigns, targeted to run on a specific few sites, and funnel the traffic into a site that is monetized largely with YPN.
-Joshua Harris
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moneytips
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| Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2008 4:52 pm Post subject: Re: Which other pay like Adsense? |
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| mrthawatch wrote: | | Does have other pay like Adsense? |
Bidadvertisor is a best alternative to adsense.
it diplays targeted ads that suits to the content and theme of the site.
For eg look at the below sites.
www.GetAFinance.com - Financial services cum forum site
www.keralatourism.eu - kerala tourism based site |
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moneytips
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| Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2008 4:52 pm Post subject: Re: Which other pay like Adsense? |
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| mrthawatch wrote: | | Does have other pay like Adsense? |
Bidadvertisor is a best alternative to adsense.
it diplays targeted ads that suits to the content and theme of the site.
For eg look at the below sites.
www.GetAFinance.com - Financial services cum forum site
www.keralatourism.eu - kerala tourism based site |
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