Looking to place ads on a site with adult content

Discussion in 'Pay Per Click Advertising' started by Page3, Sep 3, 2015.

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    I am looking to place ads on a site with adult content, but I'm not sure what the best and most reliable option would be. There seem to be a lot of adult ad networks, but which one to pick?

    I found this thread, which didn't really help:
    https://forums.digitalpoint.com/threads/adultsense-com-adult-ppc-advertising.2246655/

    Does anyone have experience with ad networks that place ads on adult sites? like what are the legit ones, what are the best paying ones, etc...

    Thanks
     
    Page3, Sep 3, 2015 IP
  2. gingimaster

    gingimaster Well-Known Member

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    I'm in the same problem...
    I recently joined Ero-advertising for a new site i launched.
    But i'm quite disappointed and looking for another solution... Sure i don't get high volumes but in the US for example i got around 1k impressions, with a CTR of just over 1%. Payout = 0.0051 Euros!
    I also have quite some traffic in France, Germany, Turkey, Singapore, Philippines... and 0 earnings!
     
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    nikipink Well-Known Member

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    #3
    I would suggest these networks for your niche:
    Plug Rush (CPM)
    Crak Revenue (cost per action)
     
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    billzo Well-Known Member

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    Check out CrakRevenue. Adult video content does not sell very well today from what I have read but cam girls does still sell. And depending on the quality of your traffic and their likelihood to spend money, you can make good money referring to cams.
     
    billzo, Sep 9, 2015 IP
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    Crak_Eric Active Member

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    Agreed! ;)
    We're reliable and always pay on time, Page. We're masters at monetizing adult content. :)

    Send me a message if you have any questions at all.
     
    Crak_Eric, Sep 11, 2015 IP
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    etc Well-Known Member

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    There are tons of adult adnetwork, you just have to check how legit and are they in the business for years. I like the idea of traffic exchange, of course the more traffic and the more you earn.
     
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    amp31 Peon

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    I have some traffic to sell from adult webcam sites
     
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    TB Ann Banned

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    Give a try to Trafficbroker.com our rates are good and our payment terms are publisher friendly.
    We pay net-10 , So any day from 1st t- 10 may deposit money in your bank for last month traffic.
     
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    I am very sorry for the late reply, somehow I didn't get notification of the replies to my thread and found this just now.

    I've looked into ero-advertising, as well as a few others. So far, every network I've researched, I found that their ads had malware or adware, or redirects. I'm going to check out some of the links given in the replies here, thank you very much.
    To the people who replied above me, can you guarantee that your ads are clean (e.g. no malware or redirects)?
     
    Page3, Nov 14, 2015 IP