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Topic: Best Paid Ads for Cryptocurrency (Read 138 times)

legendary
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Crypto Swap Exchange
December 05, 2023, 03:50:28 PM
#10
And as said above, if yoyr website content isn't mainly related with crypto, most likely that best networks simply won't accept you. Offcourse, you can try alternatives like A-Ads, but when you have Adsense, it's just not worth IMO.

Exactly. All Bitcoin ad networks are primarily intended for crypto-related sites because their advertisers are from the crypto business and it is logical that it should be so. Unless you have massive traffic, you will probably be accepted anywhere, although again you have to have at least a roughly related topic of the site. For example, if you are engaged in exercises for weight loss, crypto advertisers have nothing to offer on your pages.

You can try Bitmedia.io, they had perhaps slightly simpler conditions for accepting new publishers.

btw. OP what is your monthly traffic?
legendary
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Slava Ukraini!
December 05, 2023, 03:38:24 PM
#9
I'm wondering why exactly you're bored with Adsense? Yeah, there is some good Bitcoin ad networks, but in terms of payment rates, none of these networks pays as good as Adsense. If I would be creator with website accepted on Adsense, I would stick with it. Unless getting paid in BTC is very important for you.
And as said above, if yoyr website content isn't mainly related with crypto, most likely that best networks simply won't accept you. Offcourse, you can try alternatives like A-Ads, but when you have Adsense, it's just not worth IMO.
legendary
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Decentralization Maximalist
December 05, 2023, 02:25:59 AM
#8
It is not crypto related, and I'm noticing that all the alternatives are just for crypto related contents blogs. I'm afraid I have no choice to stay with adsense
I've looked around a bit in the A-Ads platform, although not from the point of view of the publisher but of a potential advertiser. When you create a campaign (you don't have to register, you can simply try it out), they offer traffic explicitly also from non-crypto sites, like entertainment, (non-crypto) finance, adult, "community sites", blogs, Goods and Services, Technology and even Science and Education. The pricing model seems to heavily favour sites which are visited by other visitors than the typical crypto audience, because only one impression per IP counts for the share you get from the rates (see this thread). So maybe it's worth a try.

Unfortunately, for other reasons (no CPC pricing model is offered, only a variant of CPM with "unique impressions") it's not the platform for my needs so I can't provide experiences, and I've also not used it as a publisher.
hero member
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Notify wallet transaction @txnNotifierBot
November 27, 2023, 06:08:51 PM
#7
It is not crypto related, and I'm noticing that all the alternatives are just for crypto related contents blogs. I'm afraid I have no choice to stay with adsense
That's it, if your website's content is not crypto-related or say 40-50% of its content is not in crypto, you won't be accepted on these ad network especially in coinzilla. The site i managed is both run in adsense and cointraffic, but since most users uses ad blockers or browsers have built-in blockers, profit is not that good, especially in cointraffic. The number of site visits and number of displayed ads shows are not comparable in any sense.
member
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November 27, 2023, 03:57:43 PM
#6
is your website accepted as being crypto-related where you added the code for AdSense? you are more lucky to haave that account actually when everyone who wants to have are dying to get accepted.

Cointraffic and coinzilla are the most used crypto ad network by publishers or site owners running ads on their sites. Although this two have strict rules when accepting sites on their list, your site should have enough traffic well at least 30,000-50,000 visits per month, i'm not sure the numbers but higher is much better especially on coinzilla. Cointraffic minimum withdrawals is €25 for bitcoin, and €200 or 300 for bank transfer/wire, i just not so sure on coinzilla since the site i managed never got accepted there unlike cointraffic.

€25 looks easy to earn if you have that huge of visitors. 30k a month looks very hard for a blog to achieve unless you are as creative as those crypto news sites to have done it alone. the popular crypto news sites such as i can see are using adbutler.com it must be paying BTC too.

It is not crypto related, and I'm noticing that all the alternatives are just for crypto related contents blogs. I'm afraid I have no choice to stay with adsense
legendary
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November 27, 2023, 03:52:38 PM
#5
is your website accepted as being crypto-related where you added the code for AdSense? you are more lucky to haave that account actually when everyone who wants to have are dying to get accepted.

Cointraffic and coinzilla are the most used crypto ad network by publishers or site owners running ads on their sites. Although this two have strict rules when accepting sites on their list, your site should have enough traffic well at least 30,000-50,000 visits per month, i'm not sure the numbers but higher is much better especially on coinzilla. Cointraffic minimum withdrawals is €25 for bitcoin, and €200 or 300 for bank transfer/wire, i just not so sure on coinzilla since the site i managed never got accepted there unlike cointraffic.

€25 looks easy to earn if you have that huge of visitors. 30k a month looks very hard for a blog to achieve unless you are as creative as those crypto news sites to have done it alone. the popular crypto news sites such as i can see are using adbutler.com it must be paying BTC too.
hero member
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🇺🇦 Glory to Ukraine!
November 27, 2023, 03:39:03 PM
#4
I know that A-ADS (formerly Anonymous Ads) is one of the oldest Bitcoin advertising networks, and as far as I'm aware, they are still active. I don't have information about the quality of the ads or the earning potential because I don't personally use them, but I think you should check them out.

https://a-ads.com/
member
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November 27, 2023, 03:28:11 PM
#3
Cointraffic and coinzilla are the most used crypto ad network by publishers or site owners running ads on their sites. Although this two have strict rules when accepting sites on their list, your site should have enough traffic well at least 30,000-50,000 visits per month, i'm not sure the numbers but higher is much better especially on coinzilla. Cointraffic minimum withdrawals is €25 for bitcoin, and €200 or 300 for bank transfer/wire, i just not so sure on coinzilla since the site i managed never got accepted there unlike cointraffic.

Thanks a lot I'll check them out!
hero member
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November 27, 2023, 03:21:14 PM
#2
Cointraffic and coinzilla are the most used crypto ad network by publishers or site owners running ads on their sites. Although this two have strict rules when accepting sites on their list, your site should have enough traffic well at least 30,000-50,000 visits per month, i'm not sure the numbers but higher is much better especially on coinzilla. Cointraffic minimum withdrawals is €25 for bitcoin, and €200 or 300 for bank transfer/wire, i just not so sure on coinzilla since the site i managed never got accepted there unlike cointraffic.
member
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Merit: 14
November 27, 2023, 02:58:51 PM
#1
Hello Everyone,

I'm quite bored with the advertising service that Google offers, and for this reason I wanted to try something alternative that pays directly in Bitcoin or altcoins.

Can you guys suggest me the legit ones and the ones that pays the most.

I remember back in the days there was mellow ads or something like that but now it seems offline.
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