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Don’t want to work with Google AdSense? No problem. There are many alternative ad networks available for those who don’t want or can’t work with Google for some reason. Let’s look at some common scenarios in which people seek out alternate means of monetization. https://polus.media/programmatic-advertising/ https://polus.media/blog/best-game-hacker-apps-for-android :// polus.media /blog/what-do-snapchat-emojis-means/ Reasons to Look For AdSense Alternatives There are many reasons to look for AdSense alternatives—the most important being to create a hedge against unexpected account troubles and suggest drops in revenue. Some other reasons I commonly hear about include: Google AdSense rejects many sites for not having enough content or if they feel your site would not be appropriate for their advertisers. Getting a site approved for Google AdSense is not as easy as it was in the past. If you read any of the internet marketing or webmaster forums, I’m sure you’ve ...

Whenever someone talks about monetization, invariably, the first thing that pops up into the mind is Google AdSense. And while there’s nothing particularly wrong with that—it is, after all, the world’s largest ad network, but to sit on an assumption that AdSense can’t be outdone by anyone isn’t wise. The ad tech industry is highly disruptive and it wouldn’t be a stretch to say that Google has competitors who give them a good run for their money. It may take a lot of hit and trial to figure out which ad network, or even combination of ad networks, generate the highest revenue for you, but when you finally do figure it out—it would’ve been well worth the effort. Here are a few networks that you must check out in 2017. 1. Adsterra Network Adsterra is a premium advertising network serving over 10 billion geo-targeted ad impression per month. They support publishers from all verticals and guarantee 100% monetization of their ad inventory. Adsterra offers a vast variety of effec...