AdBrite is one of those hundreds of Advertising Networks out there, but, from my point of view, it has something special.
Remember that one of the big differences between a blogger that makes money blogging and one that doesn’t is that the first is using every source possible, the second isn’t.
That’s why you need to use every source that’s legal, and AdBrite is one of them.
For those who are already wondering, yes, you can use both Adsense and AdBrite on your site without the fear to be banned from any of them.
I said that AdBrite has something special because it stands out from the regular advertising network by displaying ads from several ways, such as:
- Text Ads: Just like the regulars Google Adsense ads, but instead of Ads by Google you will find Ads by AdBrite (I personally hate that attribution, we all could get more clicks if we could remove it).
You choose the size and the ad format and you’re ready to go. The ad would looks like this:
The tip here would be to use the same colors you’re using with Google Adsense ads, if you’re using both, as they would fit better.
- Banner Ads: The typical banner used on different sizes (468×60, 728×90, 300×250, 120×600, 160×600).
The tip here is to try with all those sized, analyze the results and stick with the ones that give better result.
- Rich Media Ads: For selective people only. You will want to contact AdBrite Support and request to enter.
Conditions are site-stats related.
- Full Page Ads: This is something I’ve never seen before. It’s CPM based. From AdBrite:
AdBrite’s unique Full Page Ad format allows you to earn the highest CPM in our marketplace, running ads from some of our top advertisers. Best of all, Full Page Ads won’t take up an inch of your site real estate.
It’s the typical window with the “Skip this ad” option.
- Inline Ads: Just as Kontera ads. In-text advertising. The Ad looks like this:
CPC based, of course.
- BritePic: Never saw It before either. From AdBrite:
AdBrite’s unique BritePic format allows you to monetize photos on your site with interactive text ads. Captions slide out whenever a user hovers over the image. All you have to do is use a BritePic tag instead of the <img> tag in your site. Take advantage of BritePic’s capabilities as an interactive tool, allowing you to zoom in and out on your photo.
CPC based too.
If you’re new, you can download a free AdBrite guide for beginners that should clear all your doubts. You can drop a comment too if you want, I’d me more than happy to help.
I think AdBrite really worth a shot. Apart from that, I’d say that the same Adsense Ads optimization tips could be applied for AdBrite Ads too, so go ahead and start making money!
Thanks for reading.
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Been using Adbrite for a couple of years, making abouut $0.50 a month with them so far but that is mainly down to me prefering other networks over them duie to their poor payments for clicks.
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Sam Reply:
December 2nd, 2009 at 9:13 pm
Yes, apart from that, the trick here is to use every source possble, so everything counts.
Of course the main thing we need is traffic. Targeted traffic if possible, and that’s not easy to get.
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I too use adbrite as an alternative to adsense and earn $0.50 – $12 per month
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