Auction Ads

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By SunSeven

Now, I think, Auction Ads deserves to have serious look at, if you are searching for a potential Google Adsense Alternative. If you are a publisher, blogger or a web site owner you can increase your revenue by displaying relevant and live eBay auctions. Auction Ads has got a very user friendly interface and the joining process is as simple as it gets. Its free to join and you get $25 as a sign up bonus too!



When your site's visitors click on an Auction Ads listing and take an action on eBay, like Winning Bid, a Buy-it-Now or a confirmed user registration you earn money. AuctionAds supports traffic from all countries in which eBay has a presence. Ad units display ads in English, but all click traffic is geotargeted to the visitors' country.

One of the advantages of Auction Ads is that, you can run them along with any other ad program as it is not a contextually based ad product. Another is, you can use the same AuctionAds account on as many sites as you want and you can run as many ad units as you like. Also, there is no minimum traffic requirements to be eligible for participation.

Payments are sent out on the first of every month via PayPal. The payment is for all revenue generated the previous month. $50 minimum earnings are to be reached for receiveing payments.

There is also a referral program where you can earn a bonus 5% of all revenue generated by a user referred by you for 6 months. I recommend Auction Ads along with Claxon, CrispAds and WidgetBucks as high potential Google Adsense Alternatives for all blogs and sites whether big or small.

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Patty Inglish, MS profile image

Patty Inglish, MS  says:
12 months ago

Amazing! -- there are so many money-making opportunities available. How do you choose the right ones? Is there such as thing as having too many ads on a blog site? Thanks for the great Hub!

SunSeven profile image

SunSeven  says:
12 months ago

Thank you Patty. I think having too many ads on your blog or site will turn away your visitors. More over the ads selected should be visually appealing for them. I think it will be a trial and error method, and genuinely understanding your visitors needs will help you in chosing the right ad product for your web pages.

Best Regards

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