Top 10 High Paying Google Adsense Alternatives for Bloggers -2015

How many times did you apply for Adsense account and got rejected?
It could be several times or more. Maybe, you are still struggling to get approved by Adsense.
Most of the new bloggers apply for Adsense many times and become disappointed after getting rejected by Adsense. But Adsense is not the only advertising network for publishers. There are a lot of ad networks that share decent amount of revenue to their publisher.
To be honest, though there are a lot of ad networks but there is no real alternative of Adsense. Adsense is still the best Advertising Network. But I believe ‘Something is better than noting’.  That’s why I am going to share some Adsense alternatives.
If you are one of the them who didn’t get approved by Adsense or got banned by Adsense, then you can try the following networks. You can also use these networks along with Adsense to increase your revenue. Here is the list of Adsense Alternatives (2015). Yes, there are other advertising programs (sites) similar to Google Adsense.

Google Adsense Alternative

Alternatives	Ad Types	Min. Payment	Sign Up
	Display Ads Pop Ups Apps & Widgets	$20 (PayPal/Payoneer) $500 (Wire)
	Targeted Text Banner Ads Mobile Ads	$10 (Paypal)
	Banner Pop-under Ministitial	$20 (PayPal, ACH, Check, or Wire)
	Targeted Text Display	$100 (Paypal/Wire)
	Targeted Text Mobile	$10 (Paypal) $50 (Check)
	In text In Search In Tag	$50 (PayPal, Wire, eCheck, WU)
	Banner Ad Slider Ad	$1 (Paypal) $20 (Payoneer) $500 (Wire)
	VigLink Anywhere VigLink Convert VigLink Insert	No Minimum!
	Inline Text Links Banner Pop-Unders	$50 (PayPal/Wire/Cheque)

Let’s see some more details of these networks…

1.RevenueHits

Revenuehits admits that they are not as good as Adsense, but they believe they are better than other alternatives. It’s a Performance base Ad Network that helps publishers to generate more revenue. If you are going to use this network, I would suggest you to keep your ads running for 5-6 days to get best results.
Revenuehits offers Banner ads, Sliders, Pop unders, button etc. Minimum payout is $20.

2. Bidvertiser

Bidvertiser is a pay per click advertising site that could be a great Adsense alternative if you didn’t get Adsense approval or got banned. The way it works is little bit different from Adsense. While Adsense shows ads based on context or visitor’s interest, it creates a bidding system that allows highest bidder to advertise on your blog. Initially you won’t be able to earn much revenue as it takes some time to get your site found by Highest bidders. So stay longer.
Bidvertiser offers Text ads, Banner ads, Mobile Ads, Slider ads etc. You can also make money by promoting your customized toolbar. Minimum payment amount is $10 for PayPal and $50 for check.

3. Adversal

Adversal is the best Adsense alternative in terms of serving ads. It has a great CTR and works with several languages. You need to have monthly pageviews of 50,000 to apply this network. Minimum payout is $20 and payment modes are PayPal, ACH, Check, or Wire. It has an affiliate program too.

4. Media.net

Media.net is one of the best alternatives for Adsense. It is a contextual ad network, powered by Yahoo and Bing. It enables publisher to earn money from advertising revenue.
It offers customized ad units that fit with your site look. It also shows ad to the mobile phone and tablet users.
Currently this network is not opened for public sign up. But you can request for invitation.

5. Chitika

Next Google Adsense alternative is Chitika. If you are tired of not getting Adsense approval, then sign up for Chitika. You need not to get approval for using chitika ads on your site. That means you can monetize your low traffic site with Chitika. Just create an account and put ads on your site.
It offers 3 types of ads – Search Targeted Ads, Local Ads and Mobile Ads. It’s PPC rates aren’t as good as Adsense.

6. Infolinks

Infolinks is a bit different from other advertising networks. Mainly because it shows ads differently. It doesn’t take too many spaces of your site to show ads. It shows in text ads or pop up ads. You can use it with Adsense safely.
Infolinks offer 4 types of ads – InFold, InText, InTag and InFrame. All of them are designed to overcome banner blindness. Minimum payment threshold of $50 for Paypal or $100 for Bank wire.

7. Qadabra

Qadabra is a self-serve ad platform that offers performance based advertising. It was formerly known as AdsGadget. It requires only 15 second to start showing ads on your site with Qadabra.
It offers banner ads including slider ads. You need not have much content to get approved by Qadabra.

8. VigLink

VigLink is totally different from other Ad networks. It converts normal links into affiliate links. If someone makes a purchase by using your link, you’ll earn commission out of it. For example, if you have a post about iPhone or you mentioned iPhone on a post, VigLink will automatically add new affiliate links or convert existing links to affiliate links.

9. Adengage

Adengage is an online advertising network for publishers to sell direct ads. Since arrival it has served 1.2 trillion Ads. Minimum paypout is $50 and you can get paid via Paypal, Wire, Check and Western Union.

9. Kontera

Kontera is similar to Infolinks. Kontera Ads appear on hyper linked text when you hover the mouse on the linked text. It also offers image and video ads. All ads are based on pay per click payment.
Whenever you add in text ads on your site, make sure that you are not annoying your readers with too much ads.

My advice is not to try the networks at a time. You can do A/B testing to check which one works better for you. However, you can use 2-3 networks at a time.
 Hope this post helps you to choose an alternative. Do let us know if you know any other alternatives. If you like this post, consider sharing it on Facebook, Twitter and Google+

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Make Money With Google AdSense

Interested in making money with Google?
Here's your complete guide to getting started along with some info on how to maximize your earnings, why some accounts are disabled and even alternatives to AdSense.
I'll even recommend what I believe is the best kind of theme to use for AdSense.
If you want to jump to the various sections, use the table of contents on the right.

What is Google AdSense?

For more juicy tips and strategies on earning with AdSense, listen to my podcast about the program here!

AdSense is a nice way to monetize your traffic, and very easy to implement. It's one of my top earners and has been since 2003.
Google.com earns most of its revenue by allowing other website owners to advertise on their search results pages.
All this is managed through a program they call AdWords (pay per click marketing).
You see these ads displayed above the free/organic results and along the right side of the page on Google.com.
These are called Sponsored Results, and the advertisers are paying a certain amount of money per click for these ads.
It's an auction-based system that allows advertisers to compete for those spots. Whomever has the highest bid and most "quality" ad, gets the top spot and so forth.
Now you can earn a share of the revenue that Google earns from AdWords by displaying these same text or image ads on your site. When someone clicks, you earn roughly 68% of the click and Google gets the rest.
This program is called AdSense.
It's a great program that can help you drive additional income to your website -- especially if it's mostly content based.
So if you are one of those people that doesn't like the idea of paying for a site, this is an excellent way to earn your money back and then some.
Please make sure you read this entire article. AdSense is not a get-rich-quick scheme and it takes a lot of work to make money. Don't think that just because you join, you are guaranteed to make

How Does AdSense Work?

The concept is simple. You display ads and get paid when people click and sometimes just view the ad (usually it's mostly clicks, though.)

How Much Can You Earn With AdSense?

The commission you receive per click depends on how much advertisers are paying Google for the particular ad. You will earn a share of that amount.  I've heard of earnings anywhere from 2 cents to $15 per click.
Getting over $1 is probably very rare, although it does happen from time to time. However, you will find that most of your earnings will be on the lower end of the spectrum.
It's important to note that I cannot estimate how much you will earn based on your traffic. People always want to know what the average amount is per click.
No one knows the answer to this except Google, so don't let anyone try to tell you any different. It would be impossible for myself or any AdSense publisher to give this information because the ads all cost different prices and we have no idea what advertisers are paying.
However, there are some niches that obviously pay more. So it is logical to believe that keyword phrases like sex, make money, etc. may earn you more per click since these are highly competitive keywords that are searched for quite a bit on
The more competitive the search term, the more the advertisers pay and the more you earn as a publisher.
Even though Google will not reveal how much you are earning for each ad that is clicked from your site, you can still login to your account at any time and see the total amount of revenue you've generated that day, week, month, year, etc.
For example, if you see that you've made $12.60 today from 9 clicks then you can calculate that your average click-thru commission was $1.40 per click.  That's as detailed as their stats will get.  Also remember, that's only an average.  You won't know how much each specific ad brought in.
The amount you'll earn also depends largely on the amount of targeted traffic you receive to your own site, how well the ads match your audience's interests, the placement of the ads on your pages, and of course the amount you receive per click.
Ideally, you should create a site on a topic you know a lot about.  That way you'll have a much easier time creating a generous amount of content on that subject. 

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