Top 10 Best Google AdSense Alternatives of 2016 AND 2017

RevenueHits

RevenueHits already admitted that their platform is not good as Google AdSense, though they believe that they are one of the better alternatives to Google AdSense. If your website is having good numbers of traffic per day from Search Engines actually, then RevenueHits would be a great pick.

RevenueHits pays you once you're made $50 or more. And as many other Ads networks. Like many other ad networks, it doesn’t allow ads to be placed on the pages that have no content.

Bidvertiser

If you're not getting AdSense approval or you are banned from using it, then Bidvertiser could be a great alternative to Google AdSense.

They are a bit different to AdSense. While AdSense ads are displayed based on user's interest,  Bidvertiser has a bidding system that permits the most elevated bidder to publicize on your blog. At first, you don't have enough capacity to make much income because it requires some of the investment to get your site discovered and seen by highest bidders. So stay longer.

In order to get paid by BidVertiser, you have to have $10 in your account if you want your payment to get delivered to your PayPal or Payza account, and you'll need $50 if you want to get paid through check.

PopAds

PopAds provides great rates and they can adapt all countries. Something awesome about PopAds is that they send our payments every day but you must have at least $5 in your account. Their quality is great, and they additionally have pop-ups, tab ups/under and other adaptation strategies. In order to set their Ads on your blog is pretty simple and so make money online from their network too.

Media.net

Media.Net offers its publishers a few advertisement styles and options. However, they just permit one of every advertisement sort to show up on a page.

Media.Net additionally gives web bar and portable advertisements to its publishers.
I feel this is the amazing AdSense alternative as of now. In any case, know that they are known for suspending accounts and not expressing the reason. Along these lines, on the off chance that you utilize their network, read all the guidelines if you want to use Media.net account for a long time.

Clicksor

Clicksor is one of my favorite Google AdSense alternatives. Clicksor pays for the score of clicks you get on your Ads displayed by Clicksor on your website. Clicksor provides both kinds of ads i.e. banner and text-based ads. They also provide pop-up ads to its publishers. The CTR rate of Clicksor is 0.2 Cents eventually which is not that good. But if your website is getting decent numbers of traffic, or at least if your website is receiving 3-5k visitors a day, then from Clicksor, you can expect to earn something even more than the default.

Many small business based websites are also earning with this network pretty passive income. So if you're not getting the approval of Google AdSense, not understood the Google AdSense concept, or what the reason maybe, you could give it a try for sure.

BuySellAds

BuySellAds is basically a directly based advertising Monetization network which is use  to sell the available slot / ad spaces or area of your website. These Ads slots could be in your sidebar, footer area, above the fold area, etc.

Advertisers will simply buy Ad slots where they want their Ads to be displayed, and BuySellAds will directly send you the payment depending on how much the price you set for each slot. The advertisements are sold not on the premise of PPC (Pay Per Click) strategy, yet they are sold for a month or additional time.

If you can manage to generate at least 20,000 monthly page impressions, if you have professional site design, you have fresh content then BSA would be amazing for you.

And the more amounts of these things would be present in your website; the more chances are bright for you to get your website Ad Slot to be sold by Advertisers.

Infolinks

Infolinks is one of the most used Advertising network. Actually, Infolinks has about 200,000 active publishers  and it is keep growing everyday. Infolinks shows Ads on the base of relevancy. For example, if you're reading an article about how to bake a cake and got the text something like "here are some ingredients" then when you hover you mouse either to the text "here are some ingredients"  or even at "ingredients" you'll see contextual an ad, so that is the element of Infolinks ads. Being dazed? Here is one example of Infolinks ads:

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