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I've seen Clicksor recommended in advertising circles as a source of cheap traffic. However that doesn't rule out good earnings for high quality publishers. No

by lopatin 10y ago

I've seen Clicksor recommended in advertising circles as a source of cheap traffic. However that doesn't rule out good earnings for high quality publishers. No experience with them myself, but contextual ad networks have been among the highest converting traffic sources for me in the past. I'd say it's worth a shot. Just curious, why don't you like AdSense? I've heard that it's pretty hard to beat on the publisher side.

maxencecornet 10y ago
>Just curious, why don't you like AdSense? I've heard that it's pretty hard to beat on the publisher side. I do like Adsense, but not all my websites can be monetized with Adsense, the main reason is that they focus on content website. For example, I have an API explorer app, with no other content then APIs listing, and it was refused by Adsense.
lopatin 10y ago
Oh also, you might want to see if anyone is consistently showing their ads on your placements through the networks. You can reach out to them to see if they're interested in a direct buy. It could turn out great if the advertiser has truly found a match for your audience and the only problem is getting more clicks. By cutting out the noise (a.k.a. all of the other advertisers who don't know the true value of your traffic) you'll increase your effective EPC, so you'd be able to demand more for a week/month long placement than you currently get from networks while keeping the advertiser profitable as well.