Best advertising ad networks for making money.

 

 

 

There are many ad networks available for monetizing websites, apps, or content, each with its own strengths depending on your traffic volume, niche, and audience. Below are some of the **best advertising ad networks** for making money:

### 1. **Google AdSense**
   - **Best for:** Beginners and general websites.
   - **Pros:**
     - High demand from advertisers.
     - Easy to integrate and use.
     - Variety of ad formats (text, display, video).
     - Reliable payments.
   - **Cons:**
     - Strict policies—accounts can be banned easily.
     - Revenue can be lower for niches with less competition.

### 2. **Media.net**
   - **Best for:** High-quality traffic, especially from the U.S. and U.K.
   - **Pros:**
     - Powered by Yahoo! and Bing, it’s a strong alternative to AdSense.
     - High-quality contextual ads.
     - Flexible ad formats.
     - Good for content-heavy sites.
   - **Cons:**
     - Lower CPM (Cost Per Thousand Impressions) rates for non-English traffic.
     - Approval process can be tough.

### 3. **Ezoic**
   - **Best for:** Content publishers and bloggers with more than 10,000 monthly visitors.
   - **Pros:**
     - AI-driven optimization to increase ad revenue.
     - Easy integration with AdSense and other ad networks.
     - Full control over ad placement and layout testing.
     - Works well with mobile and desktop traffic.
   - **Cons:**
     - Requires patience for setup and experimentation.
     - Needs a minimum of 10,000 page views per month for approval.

### 4. **PropellerAds**
   - **Best for:** Small publishers, pop-under ads, and push notifications.
   - **Pros:**
     - High CPM rates for pop-under and push notifications.
     - No strict traffic requirements.
     - Easy to set up.
     - Supports various ad formats (display, native, video).
   - **Cons:**
     - Some ad formats may be intrusive for users.
     - Not suitable for premium, high-end sites.

### 5. **AdThrive**
   - **Best for:** Large content sites with high-quality traffic.
   - **Pros:**
     - High RPM (Revenue Per Thousand Impressions) for premium sites.
     - Focuses on ad optimization to increase revenue.
     - Excellent support and guidance.
   - **Cons:**
     - Minimum traffic requirement: 100,000 monthly pageviews.
     - Tough approval process.

### 6. **SHE Media**
   - **Best for:** Women-focused content publishers.
   - **Pros:**
     - Focus on content targeting women (e.g., lifestyle, parenting).
     - Strong ad demand for female audiences.
     - Flexible ad placement options.
   - **Cons:**
     - Minimum traffic requirement: 20,000 monthly pageviews.
     - Niche-specific, limiting broader use.

### 7. **Monumetric**
   - **Best for:** Mid-sized publishers who want better control over ad layout.
   - **Pros:**
     - Excellent for publishers who want premium ads but aren’t quite at AdThrive level.
     - Minimum of 10,000 monthly pageviews for entry.
     - Offers CPM-based revenue.
   - **Cons:**
     - Initial setup fee for sites with less than 80,000 monthly pageviews.
     - Can be harder to implement than AdSense.

### 8. **Infolinks**
   - **Best for:** Text-heavy sites and publishers looking for alternative ad formats.
   - **Pros:**
     - In-text ads, in-fold, and in-frame ad formats for better user experience.
     - No minimum traffic requirements.
     - Easy to implement.
   - **Cons:**
     - Revenue potential can be lower than more traditional ad networks.
     - Best for non-display ad formats.

### 9. **Amazon Native Shopping Ads**
   - **Best for:** E-commerce, review sites, and affiliate marketers.
   - **Pros:**
     - Leverages Amazon's product inventory.
     - High conversion rates due to Amazon's reputation.
     - Commission-based earnings.
   - **Cons:**
     - Lower earnings per click compared to premium ad networks.
     - Only relevant for product-focused content.

### 10. **Revcontent**
   - **Best for:** Publishers with large amounts of traffic interested in native ads.
   - **Pros:**
     - High-quality native ads that blend well with content.
     - High CPM rates.
     - Works best for content with a lot of engagement.
   - **Cons:**
     - Minimum of 50,000 monthly pageviews for approval.
     - Can be difficult to get accepted.

### 11. **Taboola / Outbrain**
   - **Best for:** High-traffic content sites interested in native advertising.
   - **Pros:**
     - Leader in native ads, highly engaging for audiences.
     - High CPC (Cost Per Click) and CPM rates for premium publishers.
     - Strong for content recommendations.
   - **Cons:**
     - Needs substantial traffic to get approved (over 500,000 monthly pageviews).
     - Can be intrusive if not well integrated.

### 12. **Adsterra**
   - **Best for:** Small publishers with traffic from multiple regions.
   - **Pros:**
     - Offers a wide range of ad formats, including pop-unders, display, native, and video ads.
     - High CPM rates for international traffic.
     - No minimum traffic requirements.
   - **Cons:**
     - Some ad formats (like pop-unders) may be disruptive for users.
     - Lower CPM for U.S. traffic compared to premium networks.

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### Choosing the Right Network:
- **Low-traffic websites (under 10,000 visitors/month):** Start with Google AdSense, PropellerAds, or Media.net.
- **Mid-sized websites (10,000 - 100,000 visitors/month):** Ezoic, Monumetric, and AdThrive (if approaching 100,000 views).
- **Large websites (100,000+ visitors/month):** AdThrive, Mediavine, or Taboola.
- **Niche websites (women-focused, e-commerce):** SHE Media, Amazon Native Ads.
The key to success is experimenting with different networks to find the best fit for your audience and content.