07-20-2006, 01:21 PM
Hi, I am using them at the moment. Generally their requirements are much easier to get into compare to other "big" ads network like RealTech,Tribal,Casale...etc which would require certain minimum traffic and set a strict % of these traffic to be from selected countries only (eg 50% must be from US).
Adbrite actually works in 2 ways :-
1. Advertisers can purchse ads listing via Adbrite and publisher earn certain % for click thru.
2. If no advertisers buy ads for your site(s), Adbrite will display ads from their network ads inventory.
However, from my experience using Adbrite, their ads are not really matching my site like Adsense. The ads can be pretty different from the site's content. Thus, this could be the reason for low CTR too. Also to note, till date, the CPC earned under my account is way lower if compare to Adsense.
But if your site could attract advertiser to purchase ads listing, most likely you will be able to enjoy much higher CPC...of which I have no luck yet!
Adbrite actually works in 2 ways :-
1. Advertisers can purchse ads listing via Adbrite and publisher earn certain % for click thru.
2. If no advertisers buy ads for your site(s), Adbrite will display ads from their network ads inventory.
However, from my experience using Adbrite, their ads are not really matching my site like Adsense. The ads can be pretty different from the site's content. Thus, this could be the reason for low CTR too. Also to note, till date, the CPC earned under my account is way lower if compare to Adsense.
But if your site could attract advertiser to purchase ads listing, most likely you will be able to enjoy much higher CPC...of which I have no luck yet!