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[...] it offers a variety of ad options. It allows publishers to display text, contextual and even pop-up ads on their sites. As the publisher, you will receive 60% of the revenues that the ads in your [...]

[...] with Adversal because of the quality of the advertisements that the company delivers. Their banner ads look really fantastic and the click-through-rates (CTR) are higher than most of their [...]

[...] . You get paid via Paypal, Payoneer or wire transfer. Chitika ads look very similar to Adsense ads. Chitika mostly offers contextual ads but they’ve started to branch out with image- [...]

[...] on their sites. As the publisher, you will receive 60% of the revenues that the ads in your site generate. For pop-up ads, your revenue cut will be slightly higher. You can request for your earnings [...]

[...] Google Adsense Alternatives that you must know : To state the obvious, Google Adsense remains as the largest and [...]

[...] must know : To state the obvious, Google Adsense remains as the largest and most popular advertising program online. It’s the preferred choice among bloggers and webmasters who monetize their sites. [...]

[...] very intrusive. This is because their ads appear in the content itself. Following the pay per click model, Infolinks turns relevant words in your content into clickable links. What the [...]

[...] for your websites. If you are running a sports website, then you can promote sports-related affiliate products like equipment, gear, memorabilia, etc. The sky is the limit. So there you go. If [...]