Hi Everyone! Just want to know if anyone has ever tried AdBrite? Please share your experiences if you have used AdBrite and earned a decent income from them.

Thanks.

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Niralan Bobalan

they sucks adsense is the best...

I have just started using them and I am pulling them now. 3 clicks=5 cents. Use Adsense.

iam using adbrite.. They've been good to me. One bad thing though, their filter is suck since i receive many complains of adwares.

I use both.
My blog isn't that trafficked even if I post good content (IMHO lol). The few times someone click an ad, I get less than 10c with adBrite, while adSense gives always more.
On a positive side, I got my first sponsor on AdBrite. Maybe because they had to pay less than 50cents for 7days

btw. check my blog for my latest research : Blogger vs Wordpress (checked 120k sites)

I have used AdBrite before. The targeting isn't as good as Adsense when you allow them to run network ads but I found they had a decent ctr and cpc for me at least.

I hate adbrite. I used them for 1 day and it was ridiculous. I paided a really high CPM and it turned out i got only 30 clicks. BTW i targeted my niche too. I got 30 clicks for like 20 dollars in a non-competitive niche.

I use it currently on one site. I'm pleased. I got 8 clicks and made 6$... No joke, however I make more with AdSense overall. Check this screenshot out:

I just dumped AdBrite. None of their ads targeted my site correctly. Plus I only received 7 lousy pennies from their campaign. Go with AdSense, it rocks!

i used it for 1 month and earned nearly one third of what i got from adsense..it sucks

I make nothing from them in 3 months, then I dropped it out of my blog.

what people dont understand is that you have to spend money to make money.

If you want to go this way adbrite, you must do smaller tests to see if your will make money. You need to get the highest traffic sites, with the best targeted traffic, (related to your niche) that is not going to cost you the world to get results.

adsense or adwords are great because they are very targeted way to get traffic.....but its gunna cost you a bit more these days.

Another simple way to do this is to go and email a high traffic site in your niche and ask if you can test a banner ads. I once did this with a niche when I first started online and was paying $30 a month to advertise it but was making about $500 each time I put it up....a very good return on investment.

I will be going through some of these strategies later you can see my sig if you want.

I gave adbrite a try a few months ago and was not impressed. I don't know others experiences, but I had the code on my site for 24 hours and still wasn't getting actual ads. Instead, I was getting some default ad that was there while the system was waiting for things to start working properly. I contacted support, gave up on waiting, and took the ads down a day later.

About 2 days after that, I got an email asking about my problems. Not sure why it took that long, but two days without ads showing in a prime spot on my sites is a pretty big chunk of money, and I can't deal with support that is that delayed.

Haven't given them a try since then, not sure if I ever will.

I've noticed the same thing, that adbrite usually doesnt give the right kinda ads in my blog. i thought i was doing something wrong

I used them for advertising and basically got a bunch of worthless traffic. All the clicks were from spammy ROM sites and whatnot.

yeah I would not really go this way.

try adwords or another cheaper ppc like miva or something to see how you go.

adbrite stinks

AdBrite offers its users unique ways of advertising and is both easy to use and reliable. It is compatible with other services and can be customized to match a publisher’s site theme. Overall, this network is a good alternative for publishers who wish to monetize their sites, especially if they feel that they could easily sell ad spaces to their visitors through on-site ads.

I made nothing after putting it in my blog for 3 months. My blog is about financial freedom and maybe it doesn't work well with the topic of personal finance.....

Originally Posted by Mike

I gave adbrite a try a few months ago and was not impressed. I don't know others experiences, but I had the code on my site for 24 hours and still wasn't getting actual ads. Instead, I was getting some default ad that was there while the system was waiting for things to start working properly. I contacted support, gave up on waiting, and took the ads down a day later.

About 2 days after that, I got an email asking about my problems. Not sure why it took that long, but two days without ads showing in a prime spot on my sites is a pretty big chunk of money, and I can't deal with support that is that delayed.

Haven't given them a try since then, not sure if I ever will.

It's really tough to find good networks with good support if you're not sending massive traffic to them.