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An Overlooked Income Source

Whether you use AdSense or one of the great alternatives-if you are not offering your readers a search box you are missing out on a great earning opportunity.In the case of AdSense and a few others you could be missing out on some very lucrative income-as ads clicked from a search often pay a huge premium over a text ad click on your website.

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Website Monetization Programs [ADSENSE ALTERNATIVES]

Have you been banned by Google adsense or are you just looking for more ways to enhance your ad portfolio and make more money from your websites?

If your answer is yes to any of the questions, then this site has been made just for you.

OnlineHarMONEY is an updated list of the best website monetization programs that are available to webmasters.

We have the best list of CPC, CPM, affiliates, Paid Blogging programs and more.

We hope that this list will be of much use to webmaster who want to earn beyond Google adsense.

The best Adsense Alternatives and Make Money Online programs for website publishers.

Contextual Ads:

* Bidvertiser: Display the BidVertiser text ads on your website or blog, get paid for every click and have the payments sent directly to your PayPal account. However, the ad pool seems a little limited. Rating 4/5

* Clicksor: One has many ad options [text, image and animated ads] and payment is made via Paypal. However, they do have some joining restrictions with a 5,000 page views per day or 150000 page views per month requirement. Rating 4/5

* Yahoo YPN: The best adsense alternative, but is open only for US publishers. Rating 4/5

Ad Widgets:

* Chitika: The creator of the very popular eMini Malls, Chitika was the first true alternative to Google adsense. Until recently they only featured shopping product widgets, but have now also added non shopping ads to their portfolio with the introduction of Chitika Premium. Rating 5/5

* Widget Bucks: WidgetBucks features pay-per-click shopping widgets . They instantly display the most popular products based on buying trends of 100 million shoppers. Thus they are highly engaging, which means instant dollars for website publishers. They pay both on CPC and CPM basis on the same widget. Rating 4/5

* Shopping Ads: Features popular products in it’s ad widget and pays on CPA basis. You get paid a certain percentage every time someone clicks on the ad widget and makes a purchase. Publishers with heavy U.S. traffic can be paid on CPM basis. Rating 3/5

CPM Networks:

* Value Click Media: One of the best eCPM network with the highest payouts. Ratings 5/5

* Voxant Newsroom: One of the most productive CPM ad network I have participated in. One can earn upto $ 0.70 eCPM by displaying their image, text or video content. No joining restriction, publishers payed by Paypal or check. Only U.S. traffic taken into consideration. High rating for ease of joining. Rating 4/5

* Tribal Fusion: One of the top eCPM advertising network with good payouts. However, only sites with a minimum of 2000 unique hits per day can apply. Rating 4.5/5

Paid Blogging:

* Pay Per Post: A paid blogging network that pays for reviewing an advertiser’s products and services. One can earn an average of $ 10 for each paid review. $20 for the first opportunity after signup. A publisher’s blog needs to be at least one month old. Rating 4/5

* Sponsored Reviews: An online marketplace where publishers can bid for writing a review for an opportunity. Great transparency and 65% payouts. Rating 5/5

* Review Me: A marketplace much suited for bigger blogger, however, opportunity available for smaller bloggers too. Rating 3/5

Affiliate Networks:

* Click Bank: Largest affiliate marketplace for digital products. Affiliate share as high as 75% on products. Rating 5/5

Text Link Brokers:

* Text Link Ads: The largest text link brokers. Sell simple, relevant text ads on your website. Works best for PR 4 and above sites and blogs. Rating 4/5

Other Advertising Networks:

* Adversal: Popup advertising network paying upto $ 1.20 eCPM

* CPMStar: Online advertising network devoted to gamers. Works best on entertainment niche sites like videos, photos and other themes. Rating 5/5

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ALTERNATIVE

Good List of Adsense Alternatives

SEO Training.
Source Title:
Alternative advertising programs to Google adsense
Source Url:
http://timyang.com/comments.php?id=755_0_1_0_C
Story Text:
Tim spots a nice list of Adsense alternatives. I'll list them in breif, but do check the full post as it contains detailed descriptions of each one...

I can add to that...

Any more?

suggest story - submit story - del.icio.us - Y! MyWeb

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http://www.adhearus.org

By Michel at Jun 15 2005 - 23:00

Alternatives

Any feedback from people who are using these "AdSense alternatives" would be great. I have a problem with Google not disclosing what % they pay, and for not providing reporting tools to track terms, what they earn, etc. I would look at other alternatives, but I just feel that since none of these alternatives probably get anywhere close to what Google gets per click, that the opportunities to generate revenue comparable to AdSense is prolly null.

Waiting patiently for Y! to launch their "AdSense."

By layover at Jun 15 2005 - 23:02

You and me both

You and me both layover!

Thanks for the link Michel, updated the post :)

By Nick W at Jun 15 2005 - 23:06

Also waiting...

What's the latest on Y! doing this?

By pleeker at Jun 15 2005 - 23:11

www.miva.com (Espotting and

www.miva.com (Espotting and FindWhat)?

By PaulH at Jun 15 2005 - 23:24

Specific URL for Miva...

http://www.miva.com/us/content/partners/arx.asp

By layover at Jun 15 2005 - 23:35

Another

Have no experience with them.......

http://www.searchfeed.com/rd/inside.jsp?type=PARTNER&jsp=Partner.jsp

By layover at Jun 15 2005 - 23:43

Advertiser pool

Anyone know which of these has the largest (estimated) advertiser pool?

By nuevojefe at Jun 16 2005 - 02:11

FastClick -

FastClick - Textads
http://www.fastclick.com

AdEngage
http://www.adengage.com

By yizmo at Jun 16 2005 - 11:15

Thanks yizmo, and everyone!

Thanks yizmo, and everyone! We've got quite a resource there now...

no idea of volumes neuvojefe, but if anyone has experience of these programs, please post, it would be good to start getting a feel for what people like and don't like aswell...

By Nick W at Jun 16 2005 - 11:25

Advertiser pool

I worked with SearchFeed a few years ago and while their bid prices are not high they had a big partner list.
I think FindWhat and Kanoodle are their bigger partners but they had about 50 other small providers and a big list of feed partners.

By GerBot at Jun 16 2005 - 16:13

Bannerboxes:

Bannerboxes: http://www.bannerboxes.com/ they always paid on time.

By Brad at Jun 16 2005 - 16:32

Are they contextual Brad?

Are they contextual Brad?

By Nick W at Jun 16 2005 - 16:34

They are like

They are like Adbrite/Marketbanker (see above), Nick - buyers bid to advertise on your site, when you have no advertisers they provide backfill via Ro-List PPC, where you can set the keywords to so the ads will match your page/site. So long as your site is not on too obscure a subject it works pretty well.

I did like that I can accept or reject bidders before they go live.

By Brad at Jun 16 2005 - 16:49

Thanks, added them and

Thanks, added them and changed MB to Adbrite

By Nick W at Jun 16 2005 - 16:59

Just added ContexWeb

Just added ContexWeb

By Nick W at Jun 20 2005 - 18:15

cbprosense.net

CBprosense is a very interesting alternative. It works with ClickBank’s affiliate program and you get paid up to 75% in commission per product sold (ClickBank sends cheques twice per month). I have it running on a couple of my web sites and the results are really good. They offer a free and paid version. Highly recommended.
http://www.cbprosense.net/CB/

By james_hardy at Jun 26 2005 - 14:06

omguk.com

You can throw OMG Directories in there too.

Its a combination of Espotting listings mixed in with OMG's merchants and presented in categorised directories.

CPC on the Espotting listings, and affiliate commisions on the merchants.

By Adam C at Jun 27 2005 - 08:48

Is that contextual Adam?

Is that contextual Adam?

By Nick W at Jun 27 2005 - 08:55

well...

well...

Not automatically contextual I s'pose, thinking about it.

There's a bit of a manual element in targeting the ads.

My brains a bit slow after the weekend. Cut my posts out of this thread if you like.

By Adam C at Jun 27 2005 - 10:13

Added ClickAdsDirect and

Added ClickAdsDirect and Adgenta

By Nick W at Oct 14 2005 - 09:10

ExpoActive

These guys just popped up in my mail, pitching. Not heard of them before.

By andy at Oct 14 2005 - 10:04

Added

Cheers Andy!

By Nick W at Oct 14 2005 - 11:08

There's a few here that

There's a few here that aren't on the list also.

By Nick W at Oct 14 2005 - 14:32

Some , great info. Can

Some , great info. Can anybody tell me what pays the best.Im using adsense and make 4 to 5 dollars a week off of it. Guess I better keep my day job.

By mrbadco at Dec 13 2005 - 01:47

is google is protecting spammers using google ads ?

I received hundreds of spam comments to sites using Google Ads (Google AdSense and Google AdWords).
Why?

By google_is_prote... at Dec 15 2005 - 21:12

Great list here are some more

Great list

how about
AVNads
industry brains

that last one is kind of interesting and would be neat to see if people use it

I made a list writing about each of them at my advertising post

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By evossman at Feb 11 2006 - 02:47

I've used a few of them

Nothing I've tried pays anywhere near AdSense.

Thanks to AdSense I was able to fire my customers last year and my phone no longer rings at 6am when someone on the east coast is in a panic.

Thank you AdSense :)

By IncrediBILL at Feb 11 2006 - 06:14

click-share .com is the best

Try click-share .com

I am working with them from 6 mounts and have very good results with very high CPC.

They also provide text and products ads.

By GOGO56 at Mar 3 2006 - 21:42

alternate-url-ads.com

I use Alternate URL Ads to replace PSAs but they can be used to replace AdSense altogether. I like them because they have an automatic contextual/geotargetting system. They mention on their website that the ads serving is optimized to maximize revenue/ctr. They give a 60/40 split (they keep 40).

Like IncrediBill said its hard to beat the AdSense payouts BUT I have personally seen CPC payouts at Alternate URL Ads reach 2.57 a click. Since I'm replacing my PSAs any revenue is really just found money for me. They have a page on their website that lets you view recent CPC payouts as well as a page on their site that helps you Estimate Lost PSA Revenues.

By aybabtu at Jun 14 2006 - 19:19

a 40% cut seems like a huge

a 40% cut seems like a huge amount for the backfill ads.

is that your own domain there aybabtu?

By seobook at Jun 14 2006 - 23:39

After looking at the other

After looking at a lot of options for replacing PSAs like AlterateURL.com which offer's "HUGE 50/50 Revenue Share," the 60/40 split from Alternate-URL-Ads.com seemed fair to me. Do you know where I can look for better rev shares?

FYI Alternate URL Ads was not my first choice .. I started at AlternateURL, then installed phpMyAdsnew (to push my own affiliate codes). That process taught me it takes a lot of work on even a small-medium size network to keep my ads appearing "contextual."

While I'm sure its not the *only* good solution, it has been a good solution for *me* because with a number of gambling websites in my network and them having click over $2.50 in that market I'm pleased.

aybabtu

By aybabtu at Jun 15 2006 - 15:26

Adsense disabled my account

Adsense disabled my account. My roommate and I have a computer network setup and he set one of my sites as his homepage. He didn't realize clicking on it would get me cancelled. Now I need to look for contextual solutions before launching a major local site.

By Keith Stieneke at Jun 29 2006 - 17:53

adSymphony

I'd like to add [my wanker company] to the list of adsense alternatives. Their service is free.

I've been using it for about three months now and found the ads to be relevant and to have good conversion. They serve affiliate ads that generate income when a sale converts. Some of the items generate $50 per sale. In addition to tracking ads, they optimize results to keep the best converting ads for a site on top.

By pilotcd at Jul 27 2006 - 04:49

The stupidity of someone...

...who writes the above about adsymphony, then lists thier own as site as adsymphony.

On top of that they want affiliates to sign up with, giving no contact details about themselves.

Pull the other leg, it has bells on it

By cornwall at Jul 27 2006 - 07:18

changed his company name for

changed his company name for him

By seobook at Aug 4 2006 - 03:46

Thread request

How about a similiar thread on good advertising alternatives to Adwords/Overture/MSN? All tapped out on those, everything else I've tried with one exception is crap. And the one exception was great but a bit expensive for my niche.

By wheel at Aug 4 2006 - 03:53

another alternative is

another alternative is AdQuick, which can be found at www.adquick.co.uk

By jim at Sep 30 2006 - 20:57

too much spam/ self promo of

too much spam/ self promo of non innovative, non unique, poorly branded, and poorly thought out ad networks in this thread...I cringe when I see it come up on the recently commented list...thus I am just going to close this thread out.

By seobook at Oct 29 2006 - 23:39

ha...can't even edit the

ha...can't even edit the damn thing. spam 4ever hehehe

By seobook at Oct 29 2006 - 23:41

Chitika

Chitika works great for me! On some days I earn twice as much with Chitika as I do with AdSense. You can read this (Shameless link drop removed) for more info. Has anyone else had success with Chitika?

Post edited for shameless link drop GW

By Seth at Apr 8 2007 - 23:56

Affiliate programs and networks directory

Here you can find good alternatives to adsense

link drop removed - GW

By cpc2007 at May 19 2007 - 17:03

A good alternative....

....when you're kicked out of Adsense (for good next time :))

Bookmarked!

By Hobo at May 21 2007 - 20:46
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