Best Pay Per Click Programs

[jewel_city]

I am new to this end of it somewhat. I have a number of sites and am wondering what people have found to be the best ones. I have used, adbrite/ black label but they get intrusive a lot. Exoclick isn't doing much. Any feedback would be great.

[wickerman]

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[balls_deep]

Originally posted by jewel_city
I am new to this end of it somewhat. I have a number of sites and am wondering what people have found to be the best ones. I have used, adbrite/ black label but they get intrusive a lot. Exoclick isn't doing much. Any feedback would be great.

I think most of us here on the board will agree that PPC is not nearly as effective as a partnership program. Chances are that to make the same amount from one sale as it takes for that many clicks to register. you may have had more sales vs click.

To answer your question google does me pretty well on PPC.

[Chang]

I agree with balls, Google pays well, but of course you can't use them for adult.

I've tried many, so far AdEngage is my fav, but you can't use them unless your site(s) are in the top 1,000,000 in Alexa rank.

For a similar model (pays less) without the Alexa requirement, you could try JuicyAds.

Do NOT use ClickThruCash. They seem good at first, but they cheat. Read more...

[Shade]

Best pay per click huh?

First off a few things, there isnt a best pay per click program. There are infact, alot of bad ones.

When starting out, its usually good to find someone who has a sucessfull program thats in the same niche as you, but most importantly thinks like you do. TGP's are all about layout, and content. That means if I am submiting TGP's with pink borders, in the teen niche with girls dressed originally in skirts, and you do as well, you want to try the affiliate i use that is making me money. If joe X is submiting teen, but likes black borders with a touch of goth or S/M fetish in the pic's, dont go with his. Till you get a feel for how you sell content, its best to go with what you know.

Alot of affiliates content is in general the same. Look at bangbro's, most of the chicks are dressed lightly, with bra's and panties for there milf stuff. There movies and pic's always has them stripping, Not to many stockings in those. I remember an affiliate that had Teen content, and everyone was in a fantasy little girls rooms, with bright colors and all. If you try to sell that as a goth teen fetish site i doubt you will do very well.

Best thing is to get paid content that you own, and use that to submit once you get an idea of how to submit it.

Bad affiliates are easy to come by. They have low quality content which usually is cam shots, vid shots, few pictures per model, and models that your average user in the niche would not find erotic. The easiest way to avoid all of these is to look for a billing address, and affiliate manager and a phone number. ANY affiliate program worth its salt will have a company address or a phone number. The ones that not are usually individuals that are starting them up because they have excess content.

The most important thing to remember is that you want a medium size affiliate program or smaller if possable. Where it sounds like the big affiliate programs are a no brainer, the fact is that there content is over exposed. If someone has seen it already, your chance to make the sale is gone. Bangbro's milf sites ae all over, and you may make 1 sale at most a month unless you have a ton of partner sites.

That being said, for some reason in this industry, most affiliates tend to make some people rich where the same ones produce no sales from the other. I would try out stuff for 2 months if you can afford to, and probly 3 affiliates at a time. If its not making money, then switch and find another.

Hope that helps.

[theviking]

If there have been money to be made with PPC programs in adult, then google would have been on the wagon a long time ago.