Adbrite?

[jroy]

Well, since adsense disabled my account back in october and YPN hasn't accepted me, I'm looking to try other programs, have people had good luck with adbrite? I know NamePros used them for a while.

 

[dhscott]

Adbrite is good so long as you have traffic, real good traffic! If you don't have much, then stay away, you'll just waste your time.

 

[jroy]

im getting like 50k page views a month, do you think that would be enough?

 

[dhscott]

Should be, No harm in trying it out though!

 

[marko13]

im getting like 50k page views a month, do you think that would be enough?

because i want to try adbrite.. can you tell me your results with them...

 

[steelbeam]

adbrite sux unless u get someone to pay for ads space on your site

 

[weblaunch]

I tried it once and would not recommend it. You may be better off finding the advertisers yourself.

 

[ApeXX]

I applied for Adbrite however was rejected due to lack of enough traffic.

It was about 100 uniques a day or so, which I guess isn't enough?

Have they changed their rules now? When it first launched they only accepted large traffic sites.

 

[LeetPCUser]

I have the same problem. Adbrite is good and pays well but the bad thing is the ads aren't directly applied to your site. Example: my site is a computer forum and I have "Find Local Sex Offenders"...kinda sux.

 

[zielak]

I've saw that many large sites is using Adbrite so I'm confused now. Opinions here are saying "Stay away" and so many large sites is using them.

 

[Zeus]

I own a large forum and I use Adbrite. They pay well but the only issue I have with them is that it takes 60 days for the clicks to mature. So when you first sign up you will not receive a check for 60+ days. My forum has 70K plus hits per day. So I get paid very well from adbrite.

 

[Greatseller2006]

Our Entertainment site is over 5000+ unique visitors/daily global. We receive monthly around 200+USD payment from Adbrite. it's good service ..

 

[5starAffiliates]

I've used Adbrite as an advertiser and really like the service. Have not used it from the publisher side though.