does anyone using adbrite.com ? if yes , please enter

Adbrite dont pay well than Adsense, but you can try to see it for yourself.

 

That's kind of a bad attitude to take, isn't it?

 

i have used adbrite but i didnt get anything from them coz the ads slot is empty there is no ads there

 

I am using advrite.com but adsense is better to use than adbrite.

 

i used adbrite for 2 hours 2 clicks = $ 0.08
clicksor.com for 8 hours = $ 0.13
smowtion.com for 9 hours 35 clicks = $ 0.16

i think adbrite.com is good alternative after google ads , what u think ?

 

adbrite pays my car not every month. i love them

 

Hi Cherie_bah,

Looking at your site the ads are currently displaying. It sounds like you looked at your site before we could review your ad.

AdBrite reviews the content of all sites before approving a site to receive ads. This process is usually complete within 24 hours of placing the zone on a trafficked page. You will see the message "Gathering Data" for the first 3 hours after a zone is created and then it will then show the "Advertise Here" house ad until the site is reviewed.

If the zone does not display any ads and only displays the "Your Ad Here" link it usually means the zone code is not installed correctly and is missing a portion of the code necessary to display an ad. To fix it, remove and reinstall the zone code.

AdBrite does not currently display network ads on non-English sites, so make sure your site is in English. If your site is not in English you can advertisers can purchase space through the "Your Ad Here" link, but it will not display network ads.

If you are new to AdBrite we suggest reading our FAQ, which contains the 10 most common publisher questions, and our Publisher Acceptable Use Policy that contains our rules for publishers. You can find them in our Help page.

For questions specific to your account please contact us through our help form. We can't answer all questions on bulletin boards due to our Privacy Policy.

I hope this helps--

AdBrite Erik

 

Hi Cherie_Bah,

I just saw your second question about earnings. The value of a click is auction based, and the visitor that clicks the ad will help determine the price. For example US traffic is in high demand, so a click from a US visitor is more valuable than a click from a visitor from a country that is in lower demand. When evaluating your earnings you will want to keep this in mind.

To maximize your earnings place your zones above the fold, and try to add content that attracts a US audience. US traffic is in the highest demand and will earn at a higher rate. If your earnings are low it means your visitors may be from countries that are in low demand.

-AdBrite Erik

 

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