Any experience with adBrite?

[Jeffwend]

Forgive me is if this is in the wrong forum but I could not find a better option.

We have a blog network of over 50 blogs and growing. Adsense is doing OK, but we are looking for some adsense alternatives so that we are not putting all of our eggs in one basket for advertising.

Has anyone here used adBrite? If so, how are the ad quality, the payment, and how was/is your overall experience with it?

[marklowren]

Too poor payouts =(

[innominds]

If you are happy with Adsense then just go with it.
Do look at the alternatives only if your account is banned.
Personally, I don't feel you should try Adbrite.

[LogoNerds]

Other options are

adengage.com and buysellads.com/ (sell your own ad space and is very popular with bloggers)

[marbig]

the only way to find out if any of them are as good as adsense is to give them a go. They didn't work for me but they might just work for you.

[aditd]

Too poor payouts =(

Agree and you actually sell for your ads. The banner has no ad's. It only points to Adbrite so that people can buy from there ad's on your site. To complicated in my opinion.

[cjshu]

Haven't used adbrite. My adsense earnings are down to nothing. I've heard good things about ebay ads and chitika.

[dagaul101]

Adbrite is an alternative to Google Adsense, but the payout is paltry when compared to Adsense, and it does take a while for their ads to load since it's so resource consuming

[gogoburd]

I use adbright occasionally.



Basically adbright is utterly worthless for cpc, or even regular banners. For sites where you do not care about return traffic there full pages are god though. Typically from 3.5 - 5$ cpms.