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21 Great Advertising Networks For Publishers

Started by sbspalding · 7 months ago

How do I make money online?
Well, to start, go read some articles on the Internet with that phrase in the title. After you recover from the initial bout of soul crushing depression come back here and let me introduce you to the staple of most web publishing based monetization —% ... Continue reading »

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  • You left out Amazon.com Associates, their affiliate program has a pretty nice payout: https://affiliate-program.amazon.com/gp/associa...
  • I prefer TLA and i am suggested.
  • Many start out on Adsense and this is probably a good place for that, but eventually everyone who is serious ends up branching out to find that one way that really works for them. I have seen different agencies get different results for different people so do not be afraid to play around until you find the one that works best for you.
  • Steve,

    This is a great list - I will point our publishers to it when they decide how to monitise their site. OpenX Ad Server works with almost every one of these programs, so that a publisher can rotate them and test which ones work the best for them.

    If you want to do a case study on how to set up and test the networks in this list, I think it would be great interest to many people. Let me know

    Cheers,
    Scott Switzer
    OpenX Community Leader
    http://www.openx.org
  • Thanks, will check a few of those out and make me some money!
  • WoW, I thought that I knew all the advertising networks, until I reading your post, Steve...

    Thanks for such a great tips and I will try it out :)
  • I have used CJ and Adsense - but I think I will expand to some of the others networks, you have mentioned.

    Thanks!
  • Thanks for the "one stop shop" article for advertising options. I bookmarked it for future reference.
  • I have to say that I have had 100% fill rate with Interclick consistently, combined with their ad quality, I would have to say that Interclick is second to none.
  • thanks for the info! i'll check everything out. nice post. hope you'll continue helping newbies like me
  • That's a huge list. I've already tried Adsense. I noticed Chitika didn't make it to your list :)
  • Thank you for this great list. I have not had the idea about these advertising opportunities.
  • Hi Steve,

    my name is Antje and I work for Germany`s largest online video advertising network - Captain Ad .
    I found your list of advertising networks and would like to ask, if you could list Captain Ad as well?

    Captain Ad places advertisements before embedded videos of any popular video sharing websites like YouTube, megavideo and so on.
    Captain Ad is paying for this ad format to webmasters a CPM of 1.00 USD.
    The integration is very easy as well. http://www.captainad.com/

    You can see Captain Ad in action at: http://www.captainad.com/preview/overlay .

    Best regards,

    Antje
  • This is a great list of ad networks. I have been looking for a good CPM network after I was rejected by Tribal Fusion(I get 4k UV per day). And I will be looking at Federated Media as it looks good.
  • Has anyone tried Aqua Media Direct?
  • I'm thinking of going with Rubicon Project, does anyone else have personal experience with it?
  • Great list. Have only tried Adsense but will certanly look into some of the other opportunities you mention
  • You missed one very good network - IdeaMama Ad Network. It runs our affiliate program on Cost Per Deal model, which might be interesting to both publishers and advertisers: http://ideamamaadnetwork.com/why-us-3/cpc-cpl-c...

    We pay $5,000 to their affiliates on each $15K deal that they bring us... It's way more lucrative for us than investing in clicks or leads with other networks. Been there done that. CPD works the best for us, CPM or CPC with other networks don't work at all for our B2B offers.

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