A multi-billion dollar business, affiliate marketing is a great way to make income online, and it has led to the success of many. Merchants are looking for ways to boost their sales through innovative marketing strategies; avoid that publishers have come to fill.
Many merchants work directly with publishers, but there are dozens of affiliate ad networks that connect publishers with merchant offers.
Paid in the CPA model, publishers receive a portion of the sales money generated from the leads they provide. Depending on the network, this can be as much as 75% of the product’s cost.
Small blogs usually cannot get AdSense approval, so I have found several other good ad networks for new bloggers.
This article is written for small publishers. If you are a beginner, then this post will be a best for you.
3 Ad Networks for Beginner Bloggers for Fast Approval:
1. Propellerads
Propellerads is a CPM network which is idle for any beginner or intermediate bloggers. All you need to do is after signing up:
- Create ad
- Place it on your blog
- You will make anywhere between $1-$4 for 1000 views.
- Minimum payout is $25
Getting started with Propellerads is easy & they pay using Payoneer, WebmoneyZ & other methods.
2. PopAds
Popads is a good ad network for small publishers because they have no minimum traffic requirements.
They started in 2010 & promise to offer 100% fill rates. They allow all types of blogs including illegal ones, porn sites, and other “adult” related content. Once you signup, do setup auto withdrawal option. This way, you will get paid automatically once you reach minimum payout threshold.
Pros of PopAds:
- High CPM rates when compared to other networks
- No minimum traffic requirements
- Minimum payout is $5
- Auto money withdrawal
- Instant Approval
Cons of PopAds:
- The only available payment mode is PayPal, Payoneer
3. Revenue Hits
Revenue Hits won’t pay you anything for clicks or impressions. They only pay when a click is turned into action. For example, if advertisers need user information, they advertise using Revenue Hits.
Publishers place the ad code on their blog. When a visitor clicks the ad and gives his/her name and email to the advertiser, the publisher (you) will get paid.
- They pay $10-$50 per action
- The minimum payout is $50
- They pay via Paypal, Payoneer & bank transfer
I have seen many publishers making between $10- $100 per day using this ad network.
I personally love Revenue Hits. This is a great ad network for small publishers with no minimum traffic requirements.
Pros of Revenue Hits:
- Very high CPA rates
- Good minimum payout when compared to other ad networks like AdSense
- Good support
- Instant activation (Yup!)
Cons of Revenue Hits:
- The ad format. They don’t use CPC or CPM methods. They only pay for actions.
They might not be as popular as other premium ad networks such as AdSense, Media.net, or any other, but they ensure that new bloggers can taste the joy of earning an online income.
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