RevenueHits Review: Google Adsense Alternative You Will Need in 2022

The significant proportion of bloggers and publishers still use Google Adsense as their main revenue model to make money online. Over a decade ago, AdSense was the most common method for most bloggers to earn thousands of dollars per month. However, with all of Google's updates, increasing your traffic is challenging, and generating more revenue from AdSense is practically impossible.

The biggest problem using AdSense would be that you generate relatively little revenue from website traffic. Even if you are directing thousands of search engine users to your websites, you would hardly generate $1,000 each month.

What may therefore be the ideal AdSense substitute? How then can you get 10 times as much revenue as AdSense without boosting your present traffic?

RevenueHits

RevenueHits is a self-service Ad Network platform for publishers.

Developed, owned and operated by leading ad technology company Intango, RevenueHits is a powerful solution, leveraging intelligent algorithms designed to monetize your online property to the fullest.

It is a CPA (Cost Per Acquisition) based advertising network that bases the display of adverts on the traffic to your blog rather than the requirements of the advertisers. Consequently, it's simple to make more money from your traffic than using AdSense.

Here’s how to get started with RevenueHits ad network.

Step 1: Go to Home Page and sign up as a publisher to start making money from it (it’s free to sign up!).

Step 2: Once you click on the “Sign Up as Publisher” button, you will be taken to the registration page where it will ask you to do three things: name, site URL, and login information

A popup will appear requesting you to read the terms and conditions when you have completed all three tabs' fields and clicked the "Continue" button. Once you click on it, your registration is complete!

Now, you can log into it by entering your login credentials.

The money you make from RevenueHits is directly depends on the various banner ads you use and the placements you select on your sites.

To increase your ad revenue using RevenueHits, make the most out of best performing banners

• A banner is an advertisement embedded into a web page. Banners have different sizes, can be located in different places, and can be static or animated, depending on the technology used to make them.
• A pop ad offers a very effective way to generate instant revenues from your existing website traffic due to its high visibility. The pop opens the ad window behind the current browser window – making it visible only when the user closes the window or tab.
• In-Page Push resembles the classic Push. It is displayed on a specific webpage and does not require a subscription from your website’s users, therefore it is visible to ALL users, including iOS users.
• button is a small graphical advertising unit, placed anywhere on the page.
• footer ad consists of a banner that is displayed horizontally across the bottom of the viewed section of a webpage, above the content. The footer maintains its position in the browser as the visitor scrolls down the page. At the left side of the banner appear social icons, and at the right side appears a search box.
• Floating Banner. A full-screen advertisement that is displayed at natural transition points in the flow of the editorial content structure, like between two content pages. Its layer is transparent, and it is clicked wherever the visitor clicks on the page.

• Shadow Box. An opaque box that appears in the middle of the screen, displaying your ad. If you’re worried about ad blindness, a shadow box cannot be ignored.

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  Slider. A banner that is located in different places on the webpage and stays fixed while the visitor scrolls up or down.

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  Dialog. A message that pops up on the mobile screen and gives the visitor two options in order to proceed: press ok or cancel.

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Source: Revenuehits