15 Best Google Adsense Alternatives 2016

One of the best way to make money online via Blogging is by showing advertisement on your blog. There are many ad networks are their like AdSense, Infolinks,Qadabra and many others. Obviously, we can’t clutter our blog with too many ads, and we should pick 2 or 3 best make money online program for our blog which works. AdSense is a product from Google, which let us show contextual ads on our blog. It’s one of the best monetization ad networks for any Website, and people are making thousands of dollars every day just using Google Adsense. So, I always suggest to use Google AdSense first.

1. AdEngage

AdEngage is an online advertising network that allows advertisers to buy ads, and publishers / website owners to sell space on their sites. Advertisers benefit by being able to target consumers with relevant text, PhoText, banner and rich media ads at scale. In addition, with detailed, real time reporting, you know where your ads are shown and how much each segment costs you, so you can maximize your profits. Publishersbenefit with one of the highest payout rates in the industry, fast payment terms, unrivaled support, a dedicated account team for larger publishers, and tools to help you maximize your profits.

2. Adversal

Adversal is a CPM ad network which started its early journey from Pop-up ads and today they are into different streams of advertising. Newbies just love AdSense and I’ve personally seen some people shattering over the disapproval by AdSense or if their accounts are shutdown for some reasons. To my experience Adversal is the best medicine for them to cure from AdSense Mania.

3. Adblade

Adblade is the largest content-style ad platform on the Internet. They are not too dissimilar from sponsored content ad networks Taboola and Outbrain though they do require that their publishers receive a minimum of 500,000 monthly pageviews, to keep the inventory at a high level of quality for their advertisers. They claim that the content-style ad units receive three times more clicks than standard display ads.

4. Ayboll

Ayboll is a good solution that allows us to balance the monetization with providing your readers a non-intrusive experience. Basically, Ayboll installs a widget on your website page which provides links to content published on other networks that your readers might find interesting. Your reader will click on the “article” or “link” that they want to read, and you will get paid for the click. It’s as simple as that.

5. PopAds

PopAds is a performance network specialized in Pop Unders. They have good rates and they can monetize all countries. Something great about PopAds is that they can pay daily as long as you earn $5 or more per day. Their quality is good, and they also have pop-ups and other monetization methods. Their approvals are easy and setting your ads takes just a few minutes.

6. BlogAds

Blogads gets advertisers promotions in front of blog readers through the use of over 3500 blogs. Blogads was launched in 2002 by Pressflex LLC when the CEO Henry Copeland decided to put advertising dollars into bloggers pockets which was a totally new concept. Since it’s inception they have posted thousands of ads on members blogs and they handle advertising for major corporations such as Disney and Dove.BlogAds is another alternative worth mentioning. If your blog is targeting a relatively narrow niche, then chances of your blog getting approved on BlogAds are positive at 30,000 monthly impressions, however if your blog is catering to a larger audience and follows a broad niche then it needs to have a minimum of 500,000 to 1 million monthly impressions to get approved.

7. Chitika

Chitika is a display advertising network that can serve as either a complement or alternative to other display ad networks, such as Google AdSense. They offer three distinct types of advertising: display/text ad units, list units (similar to AdSense’s link units), and mobile ads. Setup and implementation is simple, but performance is not up to par with more reputable networks such as AdSense or Media.net.

8. Bidvertiser

BidVertiser Publishers Program is a fast and easy to use way for publishers of all sizes to display unobtrusive ads on their website and earn money. The program is free and BidVertiser pays you for valid clicks on the ads on your site, as well as for conversions generated from those clicks. You simply paste an HTML code into your web pages and ads will instantly start appearing. Advertisers will bid against each other for your ad space, while our 3rd generation bidding-based ad serving system will always display the highest bidders, those that will generate the maximum revenue for your advertising space.

9. BuySellAds

BuySellAds is a marketplace where publishers and advertisers come to meet. Publishers list their available inventory and CPM for each ad zone, then receive placement requests from interested advertisers. After approving creative, the advertisements begin running immediately. While there is a bit more work and wait time involved in getting ads up and running on your site, as opposed to other display ad networks such as Google AdSense or Media.net, overall BuySellAds is a great alternative ad network, offering a great level of control over ad placements and creative approval.

10. Infolinks

Infolinks ads are not traditional display ads that other networks such as Google AdSense might serve. Rather, the intent of Infolinks ads is to combat the end user’s banner blindness by introducing less prevalent ad units that are better integrated into the website’s content. Infolinks’ inFrame, inSearch, inTag, and inText units are designed to do just that.

11. Intellilinks

Intellilinks is a company that connects advertisers with publishers. If you were looking to sell your website directly to advertisers and couldn’t find any, you might want to try Intellilinks. For advertisers, it brings organic links with quality sites in their niche and that too for a fixed monthly expenditure. For publishers, it would mean they can get a fixed income every month without somebody clicking on the ads.

12. Propeller AdsMedia

Over the recent few years numerous AdSense Alternatives have turned up which have given the option to people all across the globe to gain the advantages of a more competitive ad market in terms of higher CPC rates, increased networks and better revenue potential. Many have had their own success stories. I was looking for such alternate networks when I came across Propeller Ads.

13. Kontera

Kontera offers in-text advertising links, similar in style to the more popular Infolinks. While their ad units’ high visibility might be off-putting to some, that is exactly the point: these ads are effective combatants against banner blindness and are impossible for a site visitor to ignore (assuming he is reading the content). While in theory this is a good idea, in practice it leaves a lot to be desired as implementation can be choppy and ad relevancy can be weak.

14. Dynamic Oxygen

Dynamic Oxygen is an American CPM advertising ad network that has been operating since 2007. They affiliate with Exit Junction and they pioneered the Secondary Search Market which allows for ads to be targeted that depend on what has been typed into the search engine.

15. Clicksor

Clicksor is a pay per click contextual advertising program from the company Yesup, the same company which runs Pay Pop Up, Infinity Ads, Asia Traffic, Ad Onion, and Ad Preference. Contextual advertisers return the ads based upon the result it gets from the meta tags or keywords from the webpage.

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