How to monetize low traffic websites

Which is the best method to monetize low traffic websites? I am not interested in using Adsense , since it shows PSAs for 20-30 % of the traffic.

Are they any other options available , where you are paid a fixed flat fee per site per month, even a few dollars are sufficient. Many of the websites are in niches where PPC rates are high.

Thanks

 

well, if You want fixed rate, start with matched.co.uk - they pay 5 pounds to display one ad on one of subpages, maximum to 5 subpages.
Similar to matched.co.uk is money4banners

I don't know anymore programs paying a "fixed" price for showing ads, and I doubt, that are many on the web.

Then, maybe try some affiliaet programs with a product similar to Your website topic. Commission Junction, pepperjam network an many good companies there - You can read about them at Digital Point also

 

Your web using english or no? Coz adsense always displayed on english content laguange

 

I have just started using money4banners , it is a good idea. Is there any other similar network, even a lower monthly fixed payout is OK.

 

All my websites are in English , but I am wasting impressions and clicks using Adsense.

 

Can I use matched with adsense in the same page?

Thanks.

 

You can use pay per lead kind of ads

 

Which pay per lead kind of ads do you recommend?

 

You can use zango.

 

if you really want money, then maybe try improving your traffic.. ;-)

 

None

Traffic = $$$

That's the only way ...

 

Interesting topic. Traffic definitely = $$$. But, traffic can take time to grow. Work on growing your traffic and maybe in the meantime try adding text links or something, that can work out very well if your site has pagerank.

 

You can make good money via adsense, all you need is lot of traffic.

Anyway, here is a list of adsense alternatives

forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=816484

 

Maybe affiliate marketing might work for you since it's harder to get approved for CPM ads.

 

Even if I get traffic, Adsense is showing PSAs, so I am looking for other options.