Contextual

**preston07** · 06-16-2009, 08:22 PM

Since I'm new to online monetization, can anyone enlighten me which one is better to use on my website -- adsense or adbrite?

How do they differ from each other?

**veikoh** · 06-17-2009, 07:17 AM

I would forgot Adsense for now. The click thru rates where around 0.1% with earning of few cents so obviously noone bothers to click on those Google ads. When I just signed to some affiliate programs and started to rotate banners, click thru rates went up to 3%. My mobile sites have much better click-thru rates around 6-7%. I'm flustrated that I was once so stupid to put Adsense to my site and trying to figure out how to get that earned $40 now out from it.

**sriraj46** · 06-28-2009, 09:32 AM

Adsense Vs Adbrite . No comparision at all. Google is the leader of contextual Ads and Adbrite can no where reach the earnings that Adsense can especially if you are from Asian countries.

**duderawk** · 07-03-2009, 11:08 AM

My experience and the experience of a few of my friends is Adbrite pays very well at first, then unexplainable falls flat. Adsense seems to stay consistent with your traffic trends.

The only possible upside to Adbrite is if your content is more risque they allow ads where google does not.

**hairygunther** · 07-04-2009, 05:34 PM

That's the downside isn't it? If they didn't rely on porn and sex services, essentually, even if their softened enough to be technically legal because it's just steamy dating or married couples swap partners for a week via a legitimate piece of software, then maybe they'd grow a genuinely profitable clickmarket, but what the hell is porn ever worth? It looks all valuable up close because of the lust-factor, the immediacy of the client's need for satisfaction, but in the end, it is not, I imagine, any good at generating repeat business. People don't need porn for that - that's when the dating sites cash in, the "genuine" ones, although surely these days most social networks do that for free.

**Infranight** · 07-04-2009, 08:26 PM

Exactly, but all ads are like that. I prefer Bidvertiser, but that's not an option.
Bidvertiser lets you select your ads AND cash out via PayPal at a minimum of $10.

**twhdir** · 07-15-2009, 07:19 PM

As per my thinking, AdSense is the best for CPC and AdBrite is good for CPM banner advertising. If you have to choose another CPC then you can go for bidvertiser.

**puffin** · 08-13-2009, 02:00 AM

AdSense is the best PPC no doubt people start looking for other options like Adbrite only if they kicked out of AdSense or if they have content which might not accepted by AdSense.

**aymenbnr** · 08-22-2009, 04:23 PM

well i think adsense have a good reputation and adbrite as well,but i would go with adsense.

**Tashbag** · 09-24-2009, 05:08 AM

I've heard there are viruses and hackers who are making Adbrite work for their own needs. Any knowledge on that?

**Liza New** · 10-24-2009, 09:59 AM

GOOGLE can not be compare to any other. change your adsense formats for batter performance

**ForumTalker** · 10-27-2009, 03:38 AM

yea Adsense is the best in contextual Ads, and i also been using Infolinks for text advertising
Adsense could not be compared with Adbrite or with any other ad network in means of generating good revenue from site. Try optimizing your ad placement with Adsense and feel the difference.

**jp82** · 11-05-2009, 02:12 PM

I have been using adsense since 2004 and lately I have just been really disappointed in my click rates. I will most likely start experimenting with other networks.

**techthem** · 11-05-2009, 05:48 PM

Adbrite pays good. Not satisfying as adsense but not even bad. If any one is banned from adsense then they should try adbrite with kontera or infolinks.

**crush25** · 01-10-2010, 10:28 AM

I have tried adbrite but it seems like they are paying in check which is not applicable for me..I mean I wonder if where I can encash the amount in case in our country?

**Liza New** · 02-16-2010, 12:52 PM

anyone cant compete with adsense. it click rate is best than all but if you have high paying topic otherwise it is poor too

**.Fernando** · 02-18-2010, 05:54 PM

I just use Adsense for Search Advertise and the results isn't best that CPM companies.
Anyway the common sense says: Google is better

**john546** · 11:41 AM

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Originally Posted by veikoh

I would forgot Adsense for now. The click thru rates where around 0.1% with earning of few cents so obviously noone bothers to click on those Google ads. When I just signed to some affiliate programs and started to rotate banners, click thru rates went up to 3%. My mobile sites have much better click-thru rates around 6-7%. I'm flustrated that I was once so stupid to put Adsense to my site and trying to figure out how to get that earned $40 now out from it.

Your Adsense comment is a bit biased against your own sites statistics with using it. Adsense can give a CTR of 1% or more depending on your niche and also how well you monetize the ads into your web pages plus it can give you a reasonable amount per click (more than a few cents) with a high paying niche. I guess you had an entertainment type site or something that you tried it on.

So therefore personally I would try both and see what your results are. People that never try new things to aim to find better things, are probably some of the people that fail in affiliate marketing.

**sammyn31** · 06-07-2010, 02:35 PM

Does anybody know a good site I can sell on for my site at? My site gets a lot of traffic (400,000 plus per month) and I'm trying to monetize on this

**rockleeman** · 06-15-2010, 10:46 PM

Quote:

Your Adsense comment is a bit biased against your own sites statistics with using it. Adsense can give a CTR of 1% or more depending on your niche and also how well you monetize the ads into your web pages plus it can give you a reasonable amount per click (more than a few cents) with a high paying niche. I guess you had an entertainment type site or something that you tried it on.

So therefore personally I would try both and see what your results are. People that never try new things to aim to find better things, are probably some of the people that fail in affiliate marketing.

can you try both...is that against googles policy...having 2 different cpc ads on your site from any other advertising site?