What else is there besides AdSense?

[mrizos]

I've started "monetizing" my new domains about 1 month ago (all my domains are less than 1 month old). All I put on my sites or blogs are adsense ad's. I would like to know what else is out there? Any ideas?

 

[Damion]

This would probably be of interest to you: Adsense Alternatives

Also take in mind what content you have on your site, an affiliate program that suits well with your audience can perform much better then getting paid per click.

 

[sheprd]

Just to revive a interesting, but dead thread, I have found the following article. It is very useful on this subject:

http://www.masternewmedia.org/onlin...contextual-advertising-solutions-20070307.htm

 

[Varon]

I've started "monetizing" my new domains about 1 month ago (all my domains are less than 1 month old). All I put on my sites or blogs are adsense ad's. I would like to know what else is out there? Any ideas?

You might want to apply for YPN too. The problem is, in most cases the ads are not very relevant. But if you get the combination right, i.e; the right content and the right ads, you could be making good money. I am using YPN on some of my whypark sites and get a decent EPC.

Btw, Damion, great to see you post here. As usual I enjoy your posts.

 

[sheprd]

Have applied for YPN, just waiting and waiting... for approval

 

[Damion]

You might want to apply for YPN too. The problem is, in most cases the ads are not very relevant. But if you get the combination right, i.e; the right content and the right ads, you could be making good money. I am using YPN on some of my whypark sites and get a decent EPC.

Btw, Damion, great to see you post here. As usual I enjoy your posts.

That particular post above was like 6 months ago though

 

[Varon]

That particular post above was like 6 months ago though

Holy Cow! I hadn't seen that thread revival part.

 

[Damion]

:hehe: Merry Christmas Varon :tu:

 

[Varon]

Merry Christmas to you too Damion. Mrizos, wishing you Merry Christmas too.

 

[nantech1]

The website http://www.affiliateranker.com may be helpful. It searches for affiliate programs that relate to your website's topic based on a keyword search. Of course, insuring the affilliates are trustworthy and have their business "ducks in a row" is another matter. (I'm referring to the lesser known ones, here). Do your DD.
All the best.