PPC, PPM | Make Money Online with Abrite

Adbrite is another popular pay per click and pay per mille contextual advertising network next to Adsense. As for today, they are claiming to serve more than 300 millions impressions a day on 97k sites under their network. For me, Adbrite is definitely a good alternative for those who doesn't want to use Adsense or any other advertising programs. In fact, you can even combine Adbrite with another ad network though their "Pricing Option" in which their ads will only appear on your page when the minimum "price to beat" is exceeded. For example, if you set a minimum of $5 eCPM (effective cost per 1000 impressions), adbrite will display their ads on your website only when there are ads in their network that are higher than $5 eCPM. If there are no adbrite ads that able to beat that amount, they will auto load an alternate ads that you can manually set to be Adsense or any other ad network.



Make Money with Adbrite
There are 3 ways a publisher can earn from Adbrite which is through pay per click, pay per mille and referrals. The factor that differentiate ppc and ppm is the ads format in which some will generate revenue based on per click basis while others on per impression basis.

1. Pay Per Click
You will be paid whenever someone clicked on the Adbrite ads within your website. The format that offers pay per click basis is Text Ads, Inline Ads and BritePic.

For text ads, you will be displaying a descriptive text link on your page. Though they claim that they served contextual ads, sometimes text ads are not even related to your blog content at all. Most of the text based ads comes from make money advertisers and the cost per click also very low.

For Inline Ads, the ads are set to appear when a user scrolls over a given word on your site content. The particular words that contain ads are differentiate with your content by double underlining. There are two benefit for this, you'll be saving a lot of space and since the ads is generated directly from your page content, it is extremely contextual. For instance, an Adbrite underlined words of the term "cars" will display a car ads when a user scrolls over it. You will make money when a user click on the ads and not from simply pointing to the word.

BritePic is a new feature that let publishers embed text ads within the pictures itself. When a user move their cursor pointer on the Britepic, a related text ads will appear on top of the image and you will make money when they click on the ads.



2. Pay Per Impression
For PPM, you will be paid based on the number of the ads appear on your page. They pay you according to eCPM which means that if a particular ads eCPM is $1, you can make $1 for every 1000 times that ads displayed on your page. There are two types of ads format on pay per impression basis: Banner Ads and Full Page Ads.

For Banner ads, you will displaying image based ads on your page. You can choose to display any of the following formats:
* Banner (468x60)
* Leaderboard (728x90)
* Medium rectangle (300x250)
* Skyscraper (120x600)
* Wide skyscraper (160x600)

For Full Page Ads, the ads will appear in full page size on your browser after a few seconds depending on your setting. Your visitors will have the option to stay and explore the ads or go back to your page by clicking "skip this ad" button at the top right corner of the page. You will make money with full page ads based on eCPM (effective cost per 1000 impressions).



3. Referrals
You can further increase your revenue with Adbrite referral program. For each person you refer to sign-up for Adbrite, you will get:
>> 50% of your referral's earning for the first 3 months
>> 10% of your referral's earning for the next 9 months

In conslusion, it is essential to choose the right type of ads format for your website to increase your revenues with Adbrite. Websites with high traffic monthly should go for banner ads and full page ads rather than text ads. That's all and Good Luck on making money with Adbrite. =)

You can join Adbrite here : http://www.adbrite.com