Most Internet marketers make revenue by using some type of ad service. In the past, the most popular was Google Adsense. There have been a lot of changes at Google which has caused the amount of money being made with Adsense to decrease over the last few years. Marketers searching for Google Adsense alternatives to replace the loss of revenue are finding they do have choices available.
AdBrite can offer you a lot of the same ad formats that you are used to from using Google. AdBrite also has interstitial page ads which will allow you to monetize more types of traffic and not just traffic cliques. AdBrite doesn't discriminate against publishers because of their size, and welcomes bloggers both experienced and beginners. You will find the ability to sell ads to your visitors a welcome change over Adsense.
Clicksor is a network which will accept bloggers and allow them to use a variety of ads on their site. Text ads, interstitial ads and in-line text links are just a few of the options you'll have as a Clicksor partner. Pop unders and graphical banners are also a part of your advertising arsenal, should you choose to use them.
Chitika will give you yet another stream of revenue by placing ads on your site for actual products. You won't be using regular text links. You'll be using their special product boxes which display products related to your site's content. You'll earn commission for each sale made from a click which originates from your site. This makes Chitika a great supplemental income source.
Yahoo created their own ad network called the Yahoo Publisher Network. This service is pretty much an attempt to copy what Google has done, but it hasn't taken off nearly as well. If you have used Adsense, then you know what is in store for you with the Yahoo version.
Adtoll is a worthwhile advertiser which offers something a little interesting. They offer Peel Away Ads along with their regular ads which rest at the top corner of the site. It looks like the website is peeling, so naturally the visitor will move the cursor over the curled page, only to be presented with an ad. It's an attractive and fun ad technique.
If you're looking for Google Adsense alternatives, you'll be happy to know there are plenty of ad agencies on the web vying for your attention. Some of them will not accept small publishers while others will accept anyone willing to use their service. It is up to the Internet marketer to decide who will get it eventually their advertising business
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Buford Mobley is a successful internet entrepreneur who has written a series of articles on Adsense . He also offers valuable strategies for internet marketing strategies on his website NetBizForNewbies .
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