Ask HN: Which advertising network do you use and why?
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If you only know of Adsense, go to google and type in "Advertising Network" and you can see a huge list pop up.
You know of Adsense bc it's one of the best ones and in terms of revenue generation.
If you have a niche topic that is going viral, it could be wiser to go to an affiliate advertising network and go for the commissions - make sure you know your demographic though.
Clicksor Adknowledge Adbrite Adonion Bing/Yahoo!/Adcenter
There is a ton more...
You know of Adsense bc it's one of the best ones and in terms of revenue generation.
If you have a niche topic that is going viral, it could be wiser to go to an affiliate advertising network and go for the commissions - make sure you know your demographic though.
Clicksor Adknowledge Adbrite Adonion Bing/Yahoo!/Adcenter
There is a ton more...
Working in media for a full digital agency: several but below are two that might be useful to you.
Addynamo - Good traffic, good reporting, good agency commission.
Admob - Biggest mobile ad network, owned by Google, great analytics.
List on the Google Display network if you fall short of other options.
Addynamo - Good traffic, good reporting, good agency commission.
Admob - Biggest mobile ad network, owned by Google, great analytics.
List on the Google Display network if you fall short of other options.
I often have smart or funny ideas* for a site of that description but I wouldn't really want to spend money on it.
Do ads recoup the cost of the domain name and hosting? I know it might not be much, especially if noone actually uses the site but it could potentially be a few hundred euro if the site took off.
Assuming that ads do cover the costs, what advertising network do you use? Are some better than other for monetising a short term site? The only ad network I know of is Adsense.