I’ve used many different ad networks, and even if you have a favorite… you should get on the Adbrite bandwagon. If you’re making.. say… 10 bucks a day with Google Ads, awesome! You should still use Adbrite. It’s genius.
You tell Adbrite how much you’re making, you plug in the code from your favorite ad network, and if Adbrite has better (read: more profitable) ads to display, it will. Otherwise, your regular ads display as if Adbrite never existed. Basically… that means that you will automatically make at least as much money as you were already making… and can possible make more.
I’ve used Adbrite with Google Ads (before they canned my account with no explanation, five dollars short of a payout. Assholes), with WidgetBucks, and even with cj.com ads, and have always gotten a few extra bucks out of it. Best part: Minimum payout is only 5 bucks. No more waiting a few months between checks, and perfectly supports my point of it being a great “ad on” ad network.
No. I didn’t get paid for this post, and I’m offended that you think so. I just like to share the wealth. (literally)
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The way your article reads to me is that it’s a good idea to mix AdBrite with AdSense even though your AdSense account may get “canned?”
Am I reading this right?
hahaha. Not quite.
I used adsense for a while with adbrite, then got rid of adsense on that site, and started using widgetbucks. I still used adsense on a few other sites, and they canned my account about a month or two later. I highly doubt it was related.
nice post. I use adbrite and adsense too on one of my blogs. I guess I will have to throw away adsense.
You have to make sure you don’t use the same colour scheme for both adbrite and adsense if you don’t want to get canned